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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1953 volume:

THE 119533 YIIM EEWO PUBLISHED BY THE YAMEEWO STAFF AND RECORDING ONE YEAR OF OUR LIFE AT SAN JACINTO HIGH SCHOOL SAN JACINTO CALIFORNIA BUSINESS MANAGER JOYCE LEACH ADVERTISING MANAGER MARTY SCHWEIZER EDITOR: MURIEL HOOD I w I BEYOND THE DESERT IS A MOUNTAIN. SAN JACINTO. AND BY THE INDIANS CALLED YAMEEWO . AND HERE IN THE SHADOWS OF YAMEEWO LIES OURTOWN. A SMALL AND FRIENDLY TOWN SAN JACINTO. IN OUR TOWN THERE'S A SCHOOL. A SCHOOL DIFFERENT THAN ANY OTHER SCHOOL IN THE WORLD. IT'S OUR SCHOOL. SAN JAC HIGH. AT SJHS WE HAVE Aclmmls+ra'rors Classes Achvlhes Sponsors L 'xii X Q22 O O O O O O O l O x I ,, I T ' lx X' vfj . 1 RL f,w,Hfff4 --'il K ,- U X ' U U 3' X S 6, S-D VUTED FUR AN ELECTION BET PAYS OFF M C T f I95 We Dedlcate This Boolc WE ARE HAPPY To pay This small TriIouTe To The man who greeTs The earliesT A Period sTudenT wiTh a cheerTuI smile. He is The TirsT per- son on The school premises in The morning and The lasT To go home aT nighT. HE KEEPS OUR TWINING IVY growing in green masses on The souTh school walls. We saw him oT- Ten This year rigging The ropes in The paTio bell Towers Tor each Tra- diTional ringing OT our VicTory Bell. AT THE SOUND OF THREE SHORT BELLS we see him ap- proach wiTh hammer or saw, brush or broom, ready Tor rou- Tine duTy or emergency call. WE DEDICATE OUR I953 YA- MEEWO To a man who has ser- ved S. J. H. S. Tor nine years. GUY COATS, OUR HEAD CUS- TODIAN. 6 MR. COATS IS ON DUTY afier The game 's over. LIKE OLD FAITHFUL lhe familiar romance in fhe middle of fhe palio founfain goes on forever. We remember ihe empiiness lhal greefed us one early morning when Hemel pranlrsiers had removed fhe sculplured figures. MAKING LIKE MICHAELANGELOS Jean Clary and Lee Daniels design lhe i953 Senior Class name plale. Name plales are fredi- fionally sei' info The concrele of lhe lronf walk by gradualing classes. LIKE DICK TRACY underclassmen are always gelfing info lrouble, only lhey don'+ gel ou? of if wifhoul demerils. Much of 'their lrouble is caused by lrodding on lhe forbidden Senior Walk. M W NZ? A IN OUR SCHOOL WE HAVE ADMINISTRATORS WHO GUIDE OUR FOOTSTEPS TOWARDS PATHWAYS OF BETTER LIVING . . . C. W. Lockwood, our principal, and Marfy Schweizer, our sfudenf body presidenf, raise fhe school flags. ADMINISTRATORS AN ADMINISTRATORS PROBLEMS ARE NUMEROUS AND URGENT b 1 clpal and superlnfendenf C W Loclc ood s never foo busy fo a fue clly sm le Qur Prlnclpal Spealcs There IS always a feelung of regref when we realize fhaf anofher class of graduafes us leavung school We have fhas feeling for all semor classes buf In fhe case of fhe Class of 53 we are conscnous of a special sense of regref Possibly fhe unfernaflonal drffuculfnes uncerfaunfues and conflnulng crises which have surrounded you In your hugh school years have nof only drawn us closer fogefher buf have loroughf ouf qualifies In fhe members of fhe class which normal condnfuons mughf never have revealed No one can forsee fhe pafhway you wall fravel In fhe near fu fure l-lowever we are confuoenf fhaf you will go forward wnfh courage and defermunafuon fo do whaf as rughf You see we expecf fhls of you We wish you fhe besf fhaf life has fo offer belnevlng fhaf you wall meef whafever fesf awaufs you wnfh dlgnlfy mfell gence and fanr play Wherever you go be assured fhaf my besf washes and warm frnenclshup will unfaulungly affend you Sincerely ,four friend C W 'ockwoocl Principal L .mv . u our prin- w , i r r' n i . 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I e 5 L The Board Rules THESE CIVIC MINDED MEN serve wnlhngly and wvThouT pay necessarily conTrubuTsng many hours of careful ThoughT and deTauIed plannmg IH order To TormuIaTe pol: cues ThaT wall besT mannTann ophmum educahonal sTand ards Tor our school OUR BOARD OF TRUSTEES as The IeglslaTlve body and The rulang hand oT our school ElecTed by The reglsTered voTers They are a small workable group represenTaTuve oT all oT The cuhzens oT San JaclnTo The execuhves who carry ouT The board and deTermlned pollcnes are our prlncnpal and our TacuITy members THE BOARD CONTINUALLY LOOKS AHEAD as well as mannTanmng presenT hugh sTandards Tor our school I May new umTorms were delivered Tor The Hugh School Band Plans are belng developed To remodel The music and boolclceeplng rooms Conhnual new problems Tace The board wuTh The growTh oT our school OUR BOARD MEMBERS FOR I952 53 WERE ArThur M Trapp PresldenT rehred businessman Maury C Cole man Clerk Insurance agenT and realTor Dr Aage V Berg Herschel WelTy owner or Welfys MarIceT and Eloy board member Thus Term WHAT APPROPRIATIONS WILL BE NEEDED T Th h I9 7 B cl F M y A H . . . . . n I . - I I l I - ' I- l r I I 2 ' Rose, owner of Rose's Shoe Shop. Elory Rose is a new V or e ome-making b Mr. loy Rose, Mr. aur Coleman, r, erschel Welfy, Kneeling, check P f Q P f ll THE FACULTY ELEVEN help us in classes, al work, and af play. TOP ROW: Barnes, Brown, Hooper, Kugler, and Penacho. BOTOM ROW: Pelerson, Pierrol, Robards, Rockwell, Shepherd. and Solomon. AT SAN JACINTO HlGH we had a chance fo know our 'reachers beyond fhe scenes of fhe classroom sfage. We discovered an inferesf and a friendliness fhaf exisfed long affer fhe fime fhe clock hands poinfed fo 3:20 on fhe office wall. TEACHERS ARE HUMAN TOO, we learn- ed. They, foo. lisfen fo Cabbages and Kings af 7:30 A. M. and are hep 'ro whaf's on fhe l-lif Parade . They have inferesf- ing hobbies and are old hands af fhe rugged oufdoor sporfs. They enjoy fairs and ex- hibifions and dancing on Safurday nighfs. OFTEN THEY LOADED US wifh demerifs. exams, assignmenls, and reporfs. These fhousand words are due in ink and Ouf- line lhe nexf six pages had a familiar ring. Buf we know our classroom sifuafions were more fhan figures or facfs alone. We us- ually had fhe demerifs coming and we had much fo learn oufside of fhose books. Un- der fheir guidance we learned. We grew. We even mafured a liffle. I2 Faculty Members MRS. JEAN BARNES-English: A.B., Univ. of Minn. Hobbies: Bridge, cooking, golf. DOUGLAS BROWN-English, Social Sludies, Phys. Ed.: B.A., Univ. of Redlands. Aciivilies: Boy's Afhlelics: J. V. Foolball, A 8: B Baslxef- ball, Baseball, Le+fermen's Club, Freshmen Class Sponsor. Hobbies: Hunling, fishing, hiking. JAMES HOOPER-English: B.A., Drake Univ., M.A., Univ. of Wash. Aclivifies: Dramafics, Speech, Tiger Tales, Sophomore Class Assisi. Sponsor. Hobbies: Travel, writing, communify fhealer. MRS. LUCILLE KUGLER - Spanish, Phys. Ed.: B.A.. U .C.L.A. Acliviliesz Spanish Club, G.A.A., Sophomore Class Sponsor. Hobbies: Gardening, music. Are Humans, Too MRS. BERYL PENACHO-Commercial: B.E., U.C.l..A. Acfivifies: Sfudenf Couri, Sfudeni' Council, Siudenf Body Funds. Hobbies: Square dancing. modern dancing, iropical fish. EMILY PETERSON-Home Economics: B.A., Nebraska Sfafe Teachers College. Acfiviiies: F.H.A. Junior Class Assisfanf Sponsor. Hobbies: Sewing, crafis. VICTOR PIERROT-Shop: B.A., San Diego Sfafe and Chico Sfafe College. Aciivifies: Freshman Class Assisi. Sponsor. Hobbies: Skiing, sfamp collecfing, boais. ROBERT ROBERDS-Music: B.A., U.C.L.A. Acfiviiies: Band, Tiger Caravan, Dance Orchesira, Spring Fesfival, Junior Class Sponsor. Hobby: Music arranging. SEVELLON ROCKWELL-Science, Mafh.: B.A. Mi. Vernon College: B.S. Ohio Sfafe Univ. Aciivifies: C.S.F., Science Club. Hobbies: Phofography, asfronomy. MRS. RUTH SHEPHERD-Ari, Librarian: B.A. Woodbury College: B.F.A., U.S.C.: M.S. in Ed., U.S.C. Acfivifies: Yameewo Sponsor, Librarians, Senior Class Sponsor. Hobbies: Fishing, phofography. creeiive wrifing. HERBERT SOLOMON-Mafh, Hisfory, Phys. Ed.: B.S.. U.C.L.A. Acfivifies: Head Coach: Fooiball and Track, Senior Class Assisi. Sponsor. Hobby: Aihlefics. I3 Court And Councul THE SLAM OF A MALLET banged wufh a sharp clear claffer Wull fhe defendanf please sfano7 No husfory was nof beung made un a famous uury frual If was our own Sfudenf Courf passung uudgmeruf on an offendung sfudenf summoned fo appear before fhe group OUR COURT IS A WAY OF LIFE If us an example of fhe democracy we read abouf and falk abouf and sfudy abouf and pracfuce here af San Jacunfo Hugh If us our vouce un fhe governmenf of our sfudenf body and school We develop respon subulufy as we learn courf procedures and evaluafe sufuafuons and decusuons of our own makung We are nof Iearnung fo Iuve We are Iuvung We Iuk uf fhus way COURT MEMBERS WERE ALERT fo warn fransgressors of our school rules for whuch offense a courf summons may have been ussued The defendanf could have been a habufual gum chewer or perhaps he dared fo frod fhe Senuor Walk If fhe defend anf were found guulfy he was senfenced wufh demerufs accordungly Sunce one hund red merufs are a graduafuon goal and sunce nunefy are requured for parfucupafuon un compefufuve sporfs and for elugubulufy for class offucers fhe real hep sfudenf was care ful fo keep hus merufs near fhe covefed one hundred mark CLASS OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES and fhe elecf d sfuoenf body offucers compruse our Courf and Councul Thus year wufhun fhe larger group a commuffee worked long hours Iaborung over fhe revusuon of Tag Day rules and our Sfudenf Body Consfufufuon These are fhe labors fhaf go wufh fhe honors of servung on fhe Courf and Councul need When a sfudenf us low un merufs fhe represenfafuve from hus own class coun sel hum regardung fhe meruf make up When a new sfudenf enrolls af our school he soon feels he us one of fhe crowd when he us escorfed fo hus class by a fruendly sfudenf guude and us unfroduced fo hus feachers and fruends and fo our many unferesfung fra dufuons af San Jacunfo Hugh He us fold fhaf our colors are orange and black fhaf our school flower us fhe hyacunfh and fhaf fhe mughfy fuger us our emblem IMPORTANT SOCIAL FUNCTIONS are calendared and planned by fhe Councul All buds by Classes or clubs for dances parfues or concessuons are broughf fo fhe Councul for fhe go ahead okay The Councul plans our fradufuonal 5 acfuvufues Tag Day fhe Huke fo fhe S fhe Freshmen S Recepfuon +he Chrusfmas parfy fhe Mofher s Tea Fuesfa Day and fhe annual swummung parfy af fhe end of fhe school year DO YOU HAVE A SUGGESTION concernung our schooI7 Drop uf unfo fhe suggesfuon box un fhe Iubrary Our Coun cul wull fake uf up af fhe nexf regular meefung I4 I OUR COUNCIL IS A FRIENDLY GROUP quick fo give help and -advice fo fhose in y yr I I T I I In Rules Wisely 'WW eu ' fl? ,. A ,, W TOP FIRST SEMESTER COUNCIL CONVENES STANDING Howard Morris Connie Flowerblrd Jlm uasf Don Gofor+I'1 SEATED Maman Valdez Gulber+ Lockwood Alberi' Reed Marulyn Rhodes Marfy Schweuzer BOTTOM SECOND SEMESTER COURT DISCUSSES A SUMMONS SPONSOR Mrs Beryl Penacno BACK ROW Sam Goodwun Kenny Freeman Benny Mafher Alberf R ed B H Harms Jim Ouasf FRONT ROW Connie Flowerblrd Vlrgmna Esh-ada Murlel Hood I.aVon Belfzner Marnlyn Rhodes Marfy Schwenzer Virginia Esirada, Benny Mather, Sam Goodwin, Amy Kisalra. : ' , , , e , I ' , ' . : Librarians and Qllice 1 I TOP LIBRARIAN MRS RUTH SHEPHERD INITIATES HER STAFF lo llle sleps In library processmg BACK ROW Sondra Wilson Joanne Barbarrclr Jean Dollar Sue Wallller BOTTOM MRS CRABB OFFICE SECRETARY DEMONSTRATES correcf felephone lechnlque for office gurls Lulubelle Chapman Connie Flowerblrd Joan Crabb Nola Tlwlbodeaux Judy Ray Carolyn Glover. FRONT ROW: Joyce McLean, Berllwa Briflian, Grace Byller. GITIS ASSISt Us Too THE GIRLS WE SAW EVERY DAY af fhe lubraruan s desk un sfudy hall had a rou Iune fhaf us unknown and offen obscure buf fhey were far from beung quuef fugure heads They had fo be alerf and on 'rhe ball fo be effucuenf lubraruans Do we have anyfh ng by Bernard Shaw7 Where wull I fund some unfo on 'rhe love Iufe of fhe angle worm7 Say I need some reference sfuff on 'rhe Emancupafuon Proclamafuon Is Wull James Smoky un7 Such were fhe querues fhey answered whule checkung books ouf and un Ano checkung us fhe Ieasf of 'rheur dufues If us 'rheur respounsubulufy fo see fhaf fhe book cases are unlocked and locked af 'rhe begunnung and end of each per uod They dusf shelf secfuons and alphabefuze books and aufhorfufle undex fules keep newspapers and magazunes up fo dafe and un order and sfraughfen reference maferuals If a sfudenf doesnf know where somefhung us 'rhe lubraruan wull fell hum where 'ro fund uf OUR SCHOOL LIBRARY us well eguupped wufh good books and numerous peruodu cals and we are proud of ufs ummeduafe good appearance fo any vusufung eye Thus we owe fo our seven reluable workung guarduans of fhe book shelves Sondra Wulson peruoo I Grace Byker peruod 2 Sue Walther peruod 3 Joanne Barbaruck peruod 4 Jean Dollar peruod 5 Carolyn Glover per od 6 and Joyce McLean peruod 7 Dur ung fhe fursf semesfer Berfha Bruffuan was lubraruan durung peruod 7 HEAD LIBRARIAN CAROLYN GLOVER handles fhe accessuonung of all new books as well as her regular suxfh peruod lubrary dufues If a cover needs fo be replaced or a fly leaf needs fo be mended Carolyn hanoles The uob SUPERVISING OUR STUDENT LIBRARIANS us Mrs Rufh Shepherd who calls lubrar uans meefungs and helps fhem esfablush roufunes whuch keep our lubrary runnung smoofh ly and effucuenfly fhroughouf The year ONE OE THE MOST FAMILIAR SIGHTS we saw around San Jacunfo Hugh each per ud Ihroughouf fhe year was an offuce gurl fruppung from class fo class ummeduafely af fer fhe fardy bell had rung She was performung one of her many dufues fhaf of puckung up affendance slups Ofher responsubulufues were answerung fhe felephone somefumes makung phone calls runnung errands fakung fhe dauly bullefun 'ro each class and keepung fhe affendance records un order OFFICE GIRLS WHO GAINED valuable offuce pracfuce fhus pasf semesfer were Nola Thubooeaux peruod I Joan Crabb peruod 2 Lulubelle Chapman peruod3 Connue Elowerburd peruod 4 Judy Ray peruod 5 Jo Ann Cochran peruod 6 and Jean Thomas peruod 7 Durung fhe fursf semesfer Edufh Eerchaud worked as an offuce gurl MRS IRENE CRABB who had been San Jacunfo Hugh School s secrefary for eleven years was un charge of The offuce gurls for fhe fursf fhree quarfers of fhe year We all remember her quuck and fruendly smule whuch could suddenly change fo one of sfernness when we frued fo bluff our way around a demeruf slup We soon learned Ihaf she would call any bluff When Mrs Crabb resugned on Aprul fursf Mrs Mary Rhodes fook charge of fhe offuce and kepf fhe gurls busy on fheur offuce pracfuce roufunes I7 . . 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Wullung Hands Help PEERING WISELY OVER OUR FRONT PORTALS d M Ty V d V g SCHOOL SWUNG INTO ROUTINE and each day These eTTucuenT people were seen perTormung Theur specuTuc du.uTues each a cog To make The mechanusm +ha+ us S J H S run more smooThly EARLY IN THE SPRING OE I952 sTudenT body oTTucer candudaTes Tor l953 had Tuled and had been elecTed Tor The comung school year The new school year open ed wuTh MarTy Schweuzer presudung aT The unuTual school assembly as presudenT Maru lyn Rhodes was yuce presudenT and Vurgunua EsTrada was secreTary Maruan Valdlez was our Treasurer and Connue Flowerburd husToruan was resoonsuble Tor The unTeresT ung scrapbook IeTT as a record oT The year wuTh our school lubraruan SCHOOL ACTIVITIES WERE VARIED and nTeresTung and TuncTuorued more smooThly Through The eTTorTs oT These sTudenT admunusTraTors who gave unselTushIy oT Theur Tume and eTTorT ualuTucaTuons Tor sTudenT body oTTuces are necessaruly hugh aT S J H S Tor The sTudenT body looks Toward The sTucenT whose unuTuaTuve reluabuIuTy and wull ungness To do more Than hus own share us evudenT and The school consTuTuTuon requures oTher hugh sTandards based upon meruT sTandungs and grades THE YELLOW SCHOOL BUSES were a rouTune sugnT puckung up early sTudenTs and loadung aTTer school or Ieavung on specual charTered Trups wuTh Mr Wulluam Ferrell Mr Percy Peebles or Mr Harold Anderson aT The wheels LaTer un The year Mr James PaTTon replaced Mr Ferrell THE BUCKET AND BROOM BRIGADE Thus year were Mr Guy CoaTs Mr Henry Jackson vuhom we mussed much oT The second semesTer Mr DwughT Beavers and Mr Raymond Smufh FALSE ALARMS DURING THE MUMPS SCARE were prompTIy squelched by The careTul eye oT Mu s Gabruel our school nurse whule a Tew measle cases were duag ua I li are sTudenT bo y officers Connie Flowerbird, Marilyn Rhodes, ar Schweizer, Marian al ez, and ir inia Esfrada. I . . - . . I . . nc p - 4 a - Through Qur School HES EXCUSED' M s G s oo e ds e THANKSGIVING LEFT OVERS s Pl M McC c Rhod s nosed as rhe real McCoy Mr Verne Roberds all ndance olhcer could usually be seen abour 'rhe rnuddle of period one checlcnnq wzlh Mass Gabrnel as To whnch absence muqhr be 'rhe leguhmare 'rhnng THE CAFETERIA HUNG UP A RE CQD u der he elhcfenr rnanaqernenr ol l-lelen McCracken and her asslslfanrs Vuolerle Ver Plank aVerne Knuspel and Joanne Cre mer cashier When many caleleruas we e wrnhnd up rhel rnon+hly ledgers IU red nnlc ours nor only came our each hme In Me blue b f wel boasllul ol rhe yarued menus and The qooo food rhar we had heaped oh o our Jrrays every noon lor gusl lhlrly cenrs I9 .. . ...I is 5- briel. ch l nurse, informs Mr. Rob r , affendance offic r. prepared by Mr . Knipsel, Mrs. Ver ank, and rs. ra lr- en bring our one of Marilyn es' ready miles. l . C . n l ' ' . V . . . F A .F I J . - ' ,, ' 'r .Q u' 'e ' K? f Q, WE HAVE VARIED CLASSES FROM WHICH WE CHOOSE COLLEGE PREP COURSES OR FOLLOW VOCATIONAL APTITUDES . . . Mr. Pierroi reminds Delberf Speir fha? safefy is fha firsf essenfial. CLASSES Freshmen Come To FRESHMEN BOAST THE LARGEST CLASS AT S.J.H.S. BACK ROW: Edgar Smyser, Ronald Kennedy, Bill Irmen, Jim Quaranfillo, Norman Hunf, Fred Miranda, Robert Walsingham. Eldean Rose, Don Goforih. Joe PiroT, Don Behnlren. THIRD ROW: Don King, Woody Rodriguez, David Biggs, Kenneih Toriez, Don Morrow, Gene Edwards. Frank Lunsford, Jesse King. Francis Whiiing. Ted Milligan, Jerry Smifh, Cecil Tale, Jim Quasf, Clifford Planchon, Russell Reish. SECOND ROW: Edward Marruifo, Nancy McOsker, Sue Walfher, Elaine Wiseman, Marcia Bradley, Shirley Long, LaVon Bellzner, Evangeline Rodriguex, Beffy Whiie, Helen Revie, Mary Ann Page, Carol Wixom, Lois Meffson, Leon Bailey, Gary DeSoTo. FRQNT ROW: Thelma Razon, Audrey Smifh, Norma Rowe, Mona Kolb, Le Nafia Clary, Belly Byker, Beverly Towner, Frances Bufler, Wanda Gardner, Paisy Fifzgibbons, Joyce Norfhrup, Carol Wolslau, Gerfrude Kinkade. THERE WAS JUST ONE THING The upper classmen considered greener Than Those gay ribbons worn on SainT PaTrick's Day...and ThaT was The Treshmen, class of '56 when school opened on The TenTh oT SepTember. Some were awed and some were scared. Some were Timid and even a Tew were bold. There was ThaT Treshman boy who walked up To a TaculTy member beTween passing bells and asked, May I carry your books To your nexT class? BUT THEY CAUGHT ON FAST! The Treshman class has reason To remember iTs Tirsl' week in school Tor a long Time. Freshman acTiviTies sTarTed wiTh The hike To The Armed wiTh gallons oT whiTe wash, shovels and hoes. They sTarTed The climb aT The break oi dawn. The sTeep climb Trom The mounTain base To iTs peak, which Tow ers among The clouds, is quiTe a walk. MANY UNKNOWN ARTISTS musT have been discovered The day Freshman lniTia- Tion rolled around-or so iT would seem from The lipsiick and mascara decoraTions a- dorning The Trosh. We saw boys crawling up The Senior Walk in burlap wrappings, high-heeled shoes, and ladies' haTs, and carrying large Tin pans, baby dolls, nippled boTTles, and TooTh brushes Tor scrubbing The Walk. The girls were gruesome, Too. We saw Them beiore school polishing senior's shoes-liT was probably The lasT Time 22 Loolc And Learn we ever saw polish on The senior's shoesll and we saw Them pushing peanuTs across The paTio Tiles wiTh Their noses aT noon. We heard girls walking To class wiTh Corn Fla- kes crunching in Their rubber rainbooTs and iT any was spilled, They picked iT up piece by piece. AT THE EREST-llv1AN RECEPTION EOLLCWING. The Trosh were The honored guesTs and There was dancing, games, reTreshmenTs, and Tun Tor all. School had oTTicially sTarTed and The Treshmen were Hin . ALL VVAS NOT PLAY in The days ThaT Tollcwed. The Treshmen ledger had To be wriTTen in blue ink and The group worked hard To earn money Tor Their class Treasury. TT-loT dogsl CoTTeel Ropl Candyll-Even Ricklesl' became a Tamiliar Treshman halT-Time shouT. ATT-METTC HONORS WERE SCQRED wher The Treshman girls won The inTereclass hockey cnarrpioriship and The Treshman boys noT To be ouT-honored by The gramazons, placed second in The inTer-class baskeTball garres. THE EREST-TMAN YEAR ENDED wiTh a long nayrice and a we-iner bake. Singing ar- ouno 'ne camp :ire oroughT pack memories cT ar exciTing TirsT year aT San JacirTo l-ligrf. 23 Unclerclassmen Are FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Presidenl - James Quasl Vice-Pres. - Belly While Sec.-Treas. - Mary Ann Page Council Rep. - Donald Golorllw SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Presidenl - James Quasl Vice-Pres. - Donald Golorllw FRESHMEN SPON- SSC--TFGGS. T l-lelen Revie SQRSI Mn B,,,w,, and Council Rep. - La Von Bellzner d M.-. Rockwell. CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Brown Mr. Pierrol Mr. Roclcwell MARY ANN PAGE, BETTY WHITE, Donald Go'for+I'1, James Quasf Isfandingl plan 5:00 a.m. hike fo Il'1e HSN. G.A.A. INITIATION AMUSES Donald Goforlh, La Von Bellzner, Helen Revie, James Ouasf. Coachecl hy These FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Presidenl - Amy Kisalca VicePres. - Waller Chapman Sec.-Treas. - Jean Thomas Council Rep. - Alberl Reed SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Presidenl -- Bill Harris Vice-Pres. - Casey Bylcer Sec.-Treas. - Harvey Riclcells Council Rep. - Alberl' Reed CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Kugler Mr. Hooper anf Mr. Hooper, advise fhe 'len SOPHOMORE SPONSORS, Mrs. Kugl f JEAN THOMAS. AMY KISAKA Alberf Reed, Walfer Cha agree fhere's no place like fh . pman pafio founiain on a hof Sepfember day. HARVEY RICKETTS, ALBERT REED lsfandinql- Casey Byier, Bill H dales for Yhe afier-game hop. arris fake lime ouf io discus B FOR SOPHOMORES ORIENTATION IS OVER. BACK ROW: Lewis STayer, Paul Resvaloso, VincenTVaIde1, Don Halo, Michael Clow, Delberi Speir, Jerry Kulbeclm, P I M THIRD ROW: Bill Irmen, Walfer Chapman, Bobby ArrieTTa, Jesse Hernandez, Harvey RiclzeTTs, Carl Ferrell, Paul PiroT, J Casey Bylrer, MarTin Flores, Bill Harris. SECOND ROW: Linda Duhamel, ChrisTine Miranda, Mary Melendrez, DcroThy Long, Amy Kisalra, Mary Wilson, Alberf Re CI Lamb, Charles Fisher, Winford Chandler. - FRONT ROW: Berfha BriTTian, Jean Thomas, Shirley Ogburn, Carmen Carrasco, BcaTrice Kinlrade, Carolyn Glover, Be ly L Ia Carolyn WrighT, Nancy Shaw, Virginia Rogers, Marion Razon. Sophs Are Vets Now WE COULD TELL TI-IE SOPI-IOMORES BY TI-IEIR SMUC5 LCOKS. By now They were smarT enou h To eaT buTTer ouT oT a churn They'd even be iuniors soon g . , . TI-IEY PROGRESSED VVITI-I LEAPS AND BOUNDS. IT wasn'T long beTore They IeTT The mighTy seniors in second place in The All-School Spelling Bee. Carolyn Glover broughT glory To her class. and iT Took a IisT oT college words To spell The IiTTle gal down. MONEY IS ALWAYS A PROBLEM. NoT having TT is The biggesT problem, buT The sophomores sTarTed early To remedy ThaT. SoTT crinlcs, pop-corn, candy, hoTdogs coTTee, and piclcles disappeared aT The games as TasT as The snow on our February haIT-day oTT. TI-IE I-IEMET-SAN JACINTO BASKETBALL SAME ended wiTh a big dance sponsored by The sophs and was well aTTended by boTh schools. Fun was had by all wiTh mixers and broom dances. and a shoe dance Thrown in. ACTIVITY IN SPORTS RANOED I-IIOI-I. MosT oT The boys mace inTer-class Teams and many girls parTicipaTed in O.A.A. and raTed high in The inTer-class hockey games A BUYING SPLURGE EOLLOWED The ChrisTmas hohdays when The cIass ordered sweaTers ard rin s. A rew color Turquoise wiTh whiTe emblem, was seIecTed Tor g - class sweaTers This year. Rings will arrive in The Tall. LATENT TALENT APPEARED TI-IROUOI-IOUT TI-IE YEAR. DecoraTing abiIiTies showed up earTy aT The Freshman Receohoh and again aT The CnrisTmas parTy. I Iviarch. DoroThy Long was runner-up reoresenTaTive in The Lions Ciub speech conTesT and The oraTion was weIT done. AT The yearls end The sophomores TeIT weII guaIiTied To inheriT The TiTIe Juniors. 26 .Iunior Leaders Reign FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Presldenf GuIber+ Lockwood Vice Pres Rlchard Reyes Sec Treas Judy Ray Councsl Rep Sam Goodwm SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS PresudenI Kennefh Freeman Vuce Pres NoIa Thubodeaux Sec Treas SInrIey Irwm Council Rep Sam Goodwnr CLASS SPONSORS Mr Roberds Mass Peferson RErRssHMeNrs Fon THE FRESHMEN Racer non a y e e f JUNIOR OFFICERS K y F I Y JUNIOR SPONSORS M R b d d .luniors Lead Ra JUNIORS KNOW THEIR WAY AROUND. BACK ROW: Wayne Slayer, Harman Booy. Don Kendall, Don Flowerbird, Kenny Freeman, Gilbert Lockwood, Leroy Meelr, David Ver Plank. Q THIRD ROW: Richard Reyes, David Newell, Mariy Schweizer, Fred Hulsirom, Ralph Hulsfrom, Doug Rhodes, Tommy Olives, Delbert Caseboli, Fred Miranda, Tommy Hemphill, Richard Dodge, Sam Goodwin, Walfer Wallrer. SECOND ROW: Buyer Moiado, Judy Ray, Joanne Barbariclr, Sondra Wilson, Joan Crabb, Nola Thibodeaux, Darlene While, Frances Miranda, Joyce McLean, Shirley lrwin, Marian Valdez, Mimi Goodwin, Joe Thibodeaux. FRONT ROW: Shirley Crabfree, Befsy Moore, Lillian Lunsford, Jean D ll Luluballe Chapman, Connie Flowerbird. Shirley Revie, Pai McBride, Joa Barlleff. Grace Bykar, Elise Schweizer. SCHOOL BEGAN AND THEY WERE JUNIORS. They siaried ihe year by eleciing capable officers and acliviiies were under way. THE FIRST TEST of rheir capabiliiies came wiih ihe Freshman Recepiion where ihe delicious reireshmenls were ihe resuli of ihe iunior girls' homernalcing abiliiy. TAG DAY WAS A BIG EVENT wiih all iuniors ai school before seven. They were disqualified some way or anoiher, buf ihey had a loi oi fun. THE JUNIORS WENT ALL OUT for sporis wiih ihe girls winning The inierclass bas- lceiball championship early in ihe year. HOME GAMES FOUND THEM selling hoi dogs, popcorn, candy and gum. S64.l l was added io 'rhe growing class ireasury. MONTHS WERE TORN FROM THE CALENDAR and Chrisirnas saw 'rhe iuniors ser- ving again wiih reireshmenis for ihe Chrisimas pariy. Good praciicef' ihey said for ihe Junior-Senior Banquei in Jrhe spring. THE SENIORS TOOK THEIR TAG DAY prize oi half day off. And ihe iuniors ruled The school in fheir absence-even wallced on iheir sacred Senior Walk! 28 For School Trophy STEADlLY THE JUNIORS amassed poinTs Tor The inTerclass acTiviTy Trophy. ETTorTs were serious, deTerrnined, sincere. Tied wfTh The seniors aT The end oT The TirsT guar- Ter, The iuniors surged To The lead aT The semesTer's end. Honor roll sTudenTs, class average. good ciTizenship, aThleTic leTTers won by iunior boys all helped To prove The class cne oT spiriT and deTerrninaTion. SECOND SEMESTER CAME. lT broughT new oTTicers, new sTudenTs, and The depar- Ture oT some oT The iuniors. JUNIQR BOYS WON baslceTball leTTers. They dicn'T Tare so well on inTer-class leT- Ters-maybe The girls should have played on The Team. The girls did show Their slcill again in The GAA. baslceTball garne wiTh The HemeT G.A.A.. and The proceeds swelled The San JacinTo swimming pool Tund. THEIR PLAY WAS CHOSEN and rehearsals kepT Thenn on The run. The PaTsy pro- vided Tun and headaches, proved They dio have dramaTic TalenT and added To Their coTTer supply. SPRTNGTTME BROUGHT THE RAlv1OlXlA PAGEANT and seven oT TTose sixTeen Span- 'sn dancers were iuniors, who claimed anoTher crediT Tor The class versaTiiTy. JUNIQR GIRLS WERE PRETTY hosTesses aT The lv1oTheris Tea in May. Graduahon day Touno iunior girls bearing rose arches Tor The seniors sTaTely ndarcn and all oT The 'uniofs Tooleing Torward To Their own senior year. 29 The Haughty Seniors Number Twenty-Nine SENIOR SPONSORS M Sh ph d d HS bg 30 fhh FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Presadenl Howard lvlorrls Vce Pres Sieve Page Sec Ireas Helen Kennedy Council Rep Benny Maiher SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Pres denl Benny Malher V ce Pres Jane Bosman Sec Treas Louella Pace Council Rep Muriel Hood CLASS SPONSORS Mrs Shepherd Mr Solomon EARLY SEASON GRID WORKOUTS I k g d I SENIOR SNEAK DAY PLANS g y d d by J , rs. e er an assisiani Mr. Solomon, hold home room sessions wi 'Ie S.J. . . i wheels. 1 - - .- n I 1 ,sl - u as oo oo o Sf Page, Helen Kennedy, Ben Maiher, Howard Morris f fheir vanfage poini on fhe bleacher rail. are sa el iscusse Bosman, Muriel Hood, Benny Mafher, Louelle Pace. l l JANE BOSMAN LEE DANIELS JEAN CLARY VIRGINIA ESTRADA JO ANN COCHRAN EDITH FERCHAUD HARVEY COTTRELL JERRY HOFFMAN MURIEL HOOD E. J. LUNSFORD PHILLIP JOHNSON STEVE MANS HELEN KENNEDY EDWARD MARTIN JOYCE LEACH KENNETH MARTIN DONALD LIVESAY BENNY MATHER EDMUNDO ALMANZA KATHLEEN COTTRELL HOWARD MORRIS LOUELLA PACE STEVE PAGE MARILYN RHODES CLIFFORD RICKETTS EVELYN SHUMATE RONALD WELCH RONALD WHITE JANE WEBB THERE S SOMETHING ABOUT BEING A SENIOR ITs Iske clsmbsng To The Top of a Iong TIsghT oT sTasrs and Iooksng back sn reTrospecTsve over The pasT Three years The freshman year sTood ouT mosT vsvsdly perhaps because Tor Three years The Bsg Wheels had wasTed They wasTed Tor Thesr Turn on InsTsaTson Day They wasTed Tor Thesr prsvsIege oT sTroIIsng down The Sensor Walk and more To ksck oTT all oThers They wasTed Tor Sneak Day They waded To be guesTs of honor aT The Junsor Sensor BanqueT and To be reTurn hosTs Tor The Sensor Prom THEN AS THOUGH CLIMBING Those Iong sTasrs and Iooksng ouT upon The un known San JacsnTo Hsgh sn reTrospecTsve was Tamslsar and Trsendly and despde grsp sng and groansng TwenTy nsne sensors knew They wouId be Ieavsng someThsng chersshed behsnd As The IasT monThs sIsp ped by a FEELING grew ThaT FEELING was To make The mosT oT Those IasT numb ered days Tor They were good days They would soon be gone Torever BY NOW THEY KNEW all The aIsbss Mrs Rhodes wouIdnT accepT on a IaTe admsT They knew whsch ssde oT The sandwsch Mrs McCracken puT The mosT buTTer on They knew all The sns and ouTs abouT geTTsng Isn ed up Tor ThaT heavy SaTurday nsghT daTe They knew They were wsse and They TeIT supersor LAST MEMORIES AT SAN JACINTO were accurnuIaTsng TasT Tag Day and haIT a day oTT SevenTeenTh Summer Thesr hs Iarsous cIass play hoT dogs and coId drunks and aTTer game dances To busId up The Iar gesT Treasury sn schooI Tor The smaIIesT cIass The annual SweeThearT Ball wsTh swsshsng Tormals candIeIsghT and Tlowers The bsggesT and besT oT Take sneaks wsTh sunsosrs hunTsng sensors all nsghT Iong The reaI sneak aT The San Dsego Zoo and La JoIIa Beach a Trsp wsTh Mrs Shepherd To Rsverssde College BaccaIaureaTe and Com mencemenT Thaf was parT oT besng a sensor were happy days: They were days' ThaT EDMUNDO ALMANZA Ambuhon Engmeer Pashme Model aarplanes dancing Achvnhes Foorball Mgr 3 Track 2 3 4 Tenms 2 3 4 Spanish Club I 4 Sc: nce Club I 2 4 ence Club Pres 2 Sr Play Ramona Players 4 Ramona Pageanf Odd fellows Essay Conlesf Wmner JANE BOSMAN Amblhon Secrelary Pashme Swlmmlng sewing Ac uvuhes Spamsh Club I Spanish Club Sec 3 Hlslorlan 4 Cheer leader 4 Song leader 3 GA A 2 3 4 Jr Play Sr Play One Acl Plays 2 3 Class Vuce Pres 4 Drull seam 2 Tuger Caravan I Musuc Club I 2 Drama Club 4 Annual Slaff 4 JEAN CLARY Amblhon Modern dancing Pas :me Balon fwnrllng dancung AuvllesGAAI234GA Vnce Pres 3 Band I Malorefia 2 4 Trger Caravan I Ramona Pageanr nms Pla Sr a Drama Club 4 Llbrarlan 3 Gee Club I Annual Sralf 3 JO ANN COCHRAN A'nblhon Beauhclan Pashme Sewmg readnng ACIIVIIIOS Jr Play Crew Sr Play Crew Tlger Caravan I 2 3 4 Gee u I 2 3 HARVEY COTTRELL Pasllme Molorcyclmg mechanics Achvlhes Foolball 2 3 Baskalball 3 Baseball 2 Track I 2 KATHLEEN COTTRELL Ambuhon World lraveler Pashme Molorcyclmg cookmg Acluvlhes Hemel fransfer4 Sr Play LEE DANIELS Ambuhon Busmess career Peshme Mechamcs alfendmg aufo races Achvlhes Science Club I Spanish Clu I VIRGINIA ESTRADA Ambnhon Secrelary Paslume Sewlng dancung Ac lvuhes Spanlsh Club I 2 3 4 Spanlsh Club Vlce Pres 3 Spanish ClubSec4GAA I234 GAA Pres 3 GAA Vvce Pres 4 Siudenf Body Sec 4 Ramona Pageanf 2 Class Vlce Pres I 3 Council Rep I Class Assembly I 2 Jr Play One Acl Plays 3 Sr Play Annual Sfall 4 Drama Club 4 EDITH FERCHAUD Amblhon A successful homemaker Pashme Sporls phalography Ac lVIl'lQS GAA I 2 3 4 Head Magorelle 2 Spanlsh Club I Muslc lub 2 Ramona Pageanf I JERRY HOFFMAN Amblhon Rancher Pashme Sporls hunhng Achvnhes Foolball I 2 3 4 Baskel I2 3 4 Track2 3 4 Base 2 Leflermens Club 1 3 4 Lefler mens Club Pres 4 Mosl Valuable Player Foolball 4 Jr Play Sr Play MURIEL HOOD Ambuhon Secrefary Pashme Golf cookmg Achvnhes Glendale Transfer 3 Jr Play Crew Annual Slalf 4 Sr Play Crew Councll Rep 4 PHILLIP JOHNSON Amblhon Evangellsl Pashme Church achvlhes Achvlhas Foolball I 2 4 Track 2 3 4 Baskelball I Class Pres 2 Sr Play Sludenl' Councll I 2 Spamsh Club 4 LeHermens Club 2 3 4 HELEN KENNEDY Amblhon Beauhclan Pashme KnlHlng A IVIIIOS GAA I 2 3 4 C Sec 4 Jr Play Crew Sr Play Crew Musac Club I JOYCE LEACH Amblhon 'Ieacher Pashme Sewmg cookmg Achvuhes GAA 3 Class Sec 3 CS F 2 Spanish Club 2 3 One Acl Plays 3 Sr Play Jr Play Crew A nual Slaff 3 4 Ramona Pageanl 2 Clas Assemblyl 2 DONALD LIVESAY Amblhon Mechanic Pasflme Hunhng Achvlhes J Play Foo1'ball2 3 E J LU NSFORD Amblflon Farmer Pashme Sporls swummmg ball 4 STEVE MANG Amblhon Oplomelrlsl Pashme Tenms golf Achvnhes San Gabrlel Iransfer 3 Trac Mgr I Class Skllsl Class P s 2 Sr Play Crew Tenms 4 Sporfs Reporier 4 P A announcer 4 EDWARD MARTIN Ambuhon Mldgef aufo dnver Pashme Sporfs auio mechamcs Achvnhes Foolball 2 3 Band and Orc I 2 Lellermens Club 3 4 Baseball 3 KENNETH MARTIN Amblhon Teacher Pashme Musuc sporls Achvlhes Fooiball 2 3 4 Baskeiball 3 Tenn eball I 2 J Play Sr a One Acl Plays 3 Tuger Caravan I 2 3 4 Class Vlce Pres 2 Sludenl Body Vnce Pres 3 Boys Siale 4 CSF 3 4 CSF Pres 3 4 Science Club 3 4 Scnence Club Pres 4 Leflermens u I 2 4 Da d 4 Band Pres 3 4 BENNY MATHER Ambahon MIIIIOHBITE Pashme Hunflng fushlng Achvnhes Foofball 3 4 Baskelball ennns 3 ouncnl Rep I Class Pres 4 Class Treas 2 Muslc u I 2 3 Spanish Clubl 2 e Acf Plays I 2 3 J Play Play Tiger Caravan 2 3 4 Dance Band 2 3 4 Lellermens Club 3 4 Lellermens Club Trees 4 Drama Club 3 4 HOWARD MORRIS Ambuhon Farmer Pashme Cars sporls ACNVIIIOS F olball 2 3 4 CI Vuce Pres 3 Class Pres 4 Lefler mens Club Vnce Pres 4 Sludenf Councul 4 Jr Play Sr Play LOU ELLA PACE Ambuhon Nurse Pashme Baskefball horseback ndlng Achvlhes Okla fransfer 4 Class Sec Treas 4 Sr Play Crew STEVE PAGE Ambuhon To graduale Pashme Sporfs musnc Achvnhes Hemel Iransfer 3 Track 3 4 Leffermens Club 3 4 Jr Play Sr Play Class Pres 3 Class Vsce Pres 4 Sludenl' Courl and Council 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 MARILYN RHODES Ambnhon Secrelary Pashme Tenms cooking Achvlhes Spanish Club 2 3 4 Span Ish Club Pres 3 Music Club I Drull Team 2 Tlger Caravan I 2 3 4 Cass Pres 3 Councll R p 2 3 GAA 2 3 4 GAA Pres 4 lu denr Body Vlce Pres 4 Songleader 3 Cheerleader 4 Ramona Pageanf Te s 3 4 DAR 4 C Assemblyl 2 Jr Play Sr Play One Ac Plays I 2 3 Drama Club 2 3 CLIFFORD RICKETTS Amblhon Service slahon owner Achvrhes Foofball 3 Baskeiball I 2 3 Track 2 3 4 Dramahcs Club 2 Dramahcs Club Vuce Pres 2 Musuc Club I 2 Spamsh Club I One Acl Plays 2 3 EVELYN SHUMATE Ambnhon Sales clerk Pashme Sewmg Achvnhes Hemel Iransler 3 FH A 4 Sr Play Crew RONALD WELCH Amblhon Blue prmhng Pashme Mechanics Achvlhes Perrls fransfer 3 Jr Play Band 3 Orch 3 RONALD WHITE Ambehon Rancher and mechamc Pashma Rldlng horses mechamcs Aclavlhes Foolball 2 JANE WEBB Amblhon Muslclan Pashme Sewing muslc Achvnhes Pennsylvanna I'ransfer3 Jr Play Sr Play Spanlsh Club4 Span :sh Club Vice Pres 4 Tiger Caravan 3 4 Band and Orch 3 4 Ramona Pageant 3 4 Dramahc Award 3 33 I. D '.I ' D I - d I. . : ass 2.2.1 'e ..3.:5cif : '- .. I ' D . . . .ZD 14: DD D D Q . : . . Z : I I I. 2, 3. 4: I 5 ' I. , . .- : I. .I DD DI I -D . DI I d...'D D D D D D D D lass , I. clI IIII: . . . , ,I , 1 . - - -I: D DI D . - D . ' - . : . ' .3. D - I D D I D, IgI Te ' 3, 43 Jr. y: . PI y: I I ,I I I IID I.D I . D . . D I r I r r ' : D D D - D D . , . . D D . DZD .. D .. I ' I .Ig ' el 2 ' . D' . . ' : ' . . . , , g . . . . :S - ' 'D : r. 3 , . I - . 3 CIbI.I. .4. I I II I 'I :I I II2I IIIII II III.III I. IMI ' 1' . . : . : Ambmon: Buglding conhador Achvmes: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Fool- Siudem Diredor ID2D3D Glu C'DDb ' 1 I . I - ' I,4. ' :I ' . ' . k I. : I : I : DI. . :D I ' I : g . . re. g . : I : D - : I b . I I I - -I 7 III ' 7 I ' D...'D : DDDD -D D .. D D, D,fDDD', 1.2, 3,4gTrack n,I2,I I isa: ---I, - ' . . D D D D D ' , D D Bas , , 3: r. : . PI y: D D D I I I I CI b , . 3, : nce Ban I, 2, 3, I I +...ID D'DD DDDD .. D .. . 'D I I 2: T 'I :C 'I I. , 3. 4: I I I ' I I I -,I D - clb..I:I ' I.',3,-1: -I ' I . 5 D D D D , On , , Q r. :Sr. ball . . . : . . : ball I I : In Class We Work TEACHING AND LEARNING are componenls of Ihe classroom as Ieacher and slud- en+ al S. J. I'I. S. review Jrhe principles of gravily and Iaclcle 'rhe 'rheory of evolulicn or discuss The pros and cons of 'rhe Iwo parly syslem of governmenl. A+ S. J. I-I. S. a wide variely of subiecls and varied melhods of learning are inlroduced lo eager minds which seek Ihe facls Io solve Iheir many queslions. WE LEARN BY LIVING. We Observe basic conceplions of Ihe American way OI life and laws of efhics vilal +o 'rhe democracy in which we Iive. QUESTIONS ARISE and are answered. Learning goes on unended. MRS. KUGLER INCORPORATES ihe life and cullure of Spanish speaking peoples info fhe class curriculum for sfudenis Mar- garef McNuI+y and Beisy Moore. SENIOR PROBLEMS INSTRUCTOR Mr. Brown ads as moderafor for a classroom panel of s+ucIenfs. Virginia Esfrada. Sieve Page, Jane Bosman, and Benny Mafher. To Grow MR. HOOPER, ENGLISH INSTRUCTOR. explains fhe geographical background of a play plof Io Joan Barilerf and Nola Thi- bodeaul. MATH INSTRUCTOR MR. ROCKWELL in- forms Amy Kisalra and Don Hale +ha+ Ihe world is noi round. His an oblique spherical. MR. SOLOMON, HISTORY INSTRUCTOR, Iisfens Io Tommy Hemphill clinching a debafe wifh Shirley Crablree. ff 214 f 1 ff f 1 M' I 4 X f ff fyfwf ,A K f?i-f?L5fv3ffg ' 7 Q me ij 'ff f ,Q QP? I Q' ff A i f fc ,,0f,fg,? e aff ,af fu W ,A j,f M' ,, fa wg, ,. ,v:f' ,j , 3 ' Q mf, . ,V wif, ' ' , , . vZNtI.A,i,,, 6 ,Q 22 M ,j Electives, Too ELECTIVES ARE THE SPICE in scliool curriculurns. Nobody asks us 'ro rake rliern. Nobody Tells us ro sign up. Tlwey are nor required, and we could graduale wi'rl'1ou+ flwern. Bur we rake lliem because we like Jrlwem. WORKING WITH OUR HANDS proyides The balance Jrlial is essenlial ro an acrive mind. We explore unknown liorizons and develop ideas Thar are original and our own. ART INSTRUCTOR MRS. SHEPHERD poinfs ouf effecfs of complemenfary colors applied over a cl'iip carving. Marlin Flores and Darlene While admire The miglify Tiger. MR. PIERROT IS EVER ALERT in shop, bui Tommy Olives remembers +l1e Power sew cannof be used wi'rhou+ e block guard, 5 'Wm 5? Q..jQ f WE HAVE A WIDE RANGE OF ACTIVITIES FOR STUDENTS WITH MANY INTERESTS . . A lense momenl in fhe sladium provides excifemenf 'For all. BACK ROW: Muriel Hood, Virginia Eslrada, Jane Bosman, Marilyn Rhodes. THIRD ROW: Tino Miranda, Ralph Hulsfrom, Eldean Rose, Jerry Towner, Paul Pirol, Jane Webb Louella Pace, Joyce Leach. SECOND ROW: Marlin Flores, Jean Clary. Sondra Wilson, Bill Harris, Bill lrmen, Gary De Solo FRONT ROW: Edward Marruffo, Carolyn Glover, Helen Kennedy, Dorollay Long, Donald Morrow Jerry Smi+l1. ACTIVIT ES Top of the Ladder Is Achieved by Few Hesr HONORS g + K y M Ty CS F OFFICERS I952 I953 FIRST SEMESTER Ped c ee SECOND SEMESTER e y e SPONSOR R e HIGHEST SCHOLASTIC HONORS wenT To our Calncornua Scholarship Federahon members who well deser veo The recognlTlon They won as on ly a selecT Tew oT The mosT dulugenT and mosT earnesT hard worlcung sTu denTs were able To earn enough ponnTs Tor C S F membership IT TOOK A HIGH IO To Tlgure ouT The pomT sysTem leT alone To malce The required grades ln or der To become a member The sTud enT had To obTann a ToTal oT Ten poinTs Tor a semesTer The pounTs were awarded on The basis oT scholarship and Tor exTra curricular The polnTs could be earned on exTra curricular acTivuTaes while elghT were dependanT upon superior scholar s up LIFE MEMBERSHIP IN THE CSE s Th ambuhon oT every member ano ns dependenT upon The scholas Tic record achieved during The soph omore gunuor and senior years OT These sux semesTers Tour semesTers musT include The Ten po1nT ToTal each semesTer unT:l TorTy pounTs are accumulaTed To see hs name in scribed on The oTTace luTe member ship plaque is The ambnhon oT every C S F member I r si enT ,. Kenny MarTin Se reTary-Tr surer .Elise Schweizer Presidenf. ,Elis Schweizer Secreiar -Tr asurer , Helen Revie . . , . Mr. oclw Il 4 acTiviTies. However, only Two oT I h' . 1 I e ' ' o o enn arTin, Mar Schweizer, I G M heel Clow, Helen Revie, Mimi Goodwin and Elise Schweizer, . I - sp sored by Mr. Roclrwell. H D I - THE FHA OFFICIATES AT A CANDLELIGHT CEREMONY TH RD ROW Je Dollar Th I a R zo Ca ol WI om Be e ly To ne S e W Ifher SECOND ROW M ga ef M N lfy Ca ol W lslau J n C abb Jo ne B cl E ngel e R d 1 Sond s BeTTy Wh fe V g R ge s E elyn Sh mafe Ma y W lson NTROWMclaBdIeyLV BIT HlnRe ShIyLgJan aeTT MayAn ag e WhlTe Nol Th bode ax Whats Coolcm, F H A.? F HA OFFICERS l952 l953 Prsd T Sh IeyLog Sec eTa y He e Re IB T easu La Von Belfzne Darl ne WhnTe SPONSOR M ss Fefe son WHATS COOKING IN ROOM 57 IT may have been The easIesT way To balce a calce The malcnng oT a Iampshade The maneuvers oT a mIIITary press or InTormaTIon on malcsng good groomvng beTTer TOWARD NEW I-IORIZONS The moTTo oT Th EuTure Hornemalcers oT Amernca expresses In uTselT The sTory oT El-I A Thus nahonal non proTIT youTh organrzahon as sponsored by The I-Iome Economics AssocuaTron E I-I A was organuzed Tor The pur pose oT Teachung Today s homemalung sTudenTs To bu Id beTTer homes Tor Tomorrow EIrgIbuIITy Tor membershrp requures ThaT Th gurl be enrolled In one oT The hornemalcrng classes TI-IIRTY ACTIVE MEMBERS rneT n room Txe Tor San Jac:nTo chapTer meeTIngs Thus year ChapTer membershup also Includes aTTnIuaTIon wITh The secTIonaI and naTuonaI E I-I A organuzahons Our secT1on Includes Rrversnde San Bernardino and Inyo Coun Tres In January The F I-I A held a secT1onaI Ieadershup rneeTung In our school MEMBERS CI-IOSE INDIVIDUAL PROJE TS as well as parTncIpaTuon In general group acTvv1Tnes In whuch They were aclvrsed and InsTrucTed by Mrss PeTerson Theur guneTIy eTTncnenT club sponsor 4I 3 . -. ' E 1, , I 5 f 42 QQ if if M, I? Jwxx Rik- I 4 K I : an , em a n, r 'x , v r w r, u a . : ar r c u , r o , oa r , an arbari , va in o rigue, ra Wil on, i,iriniaor,v u , r I . FRO : ar ' ra , a on e zner, ee vie, ire on , o B rfl , r n P e, Darl ne ' , a i u . i n f I I ei en ...,.., .....,,...............................,.,.,..... I r n Vice-Presideni ..,...4,..........,..,.......................... . Joan BarTleTT r r ..... .. ...,.......,,..........,..,..................., In v' r rer .,......,.....,.........,.........,.,............... r HisTorian .... ......,,..,.,....,.,......,., ..... . . ,...,.. .. e ' . . I 1 , I ll ll ' C . C . . . . . , ' - . - . I . 5 . I .V . . . c s 1 n T I y - 'F . . . . x., . . Science SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS I952-l953 Presidenl . .... . Kenny Marlin Secrelary-Treasurer , Elise Schweizer SPONSOR . Mr. Rockwell NINE HEADS ARE BETTER THAN ONE! SPONSOR: Mr. S. C. Rocluwell BACK ROW: Waller Waller, Beverly Lamb, Jerry Kulbeck, Marfy Schweizer, Lewis Slayer SEATED: Gilberl Lockwood BOTTOM ROW: Karl Wallher, Edmundo Almanza, Kenny Marfin Spanish SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS I952-I953 Presideni' . .. . Connie Flowerbird Vice-Presidenf . , . Jane Webb Secralary-Treasurer . Virginia Eslrada SPONSOR . , . Mrs. Kugler NO ENGLISH IS SPOKEN HERE. SPONSOR: Mrs. Lucille Kugler BACK ROW: Beriha Brilfian, Jean Thomas, Elise Schweizer, Don Flowerbird, Karl Wallher, Richard Reyes, Marilyn Rhodes, Gilberl Lockwood SIXTH ROW: Amy Kisaha, Belsy Moore FIFTH ROW: Ben Mafher, Mariy Schweizer, Wayne Slayer, Waller Chapman, Michael Clow FOURTH ROW: Linda Duhamel, Marian Valdez, Judy Ray, Margarel McNulfy, Don Hale THIRD ROW: Beverly Lamb, Mimi Goodwin, Joan Barflelf, Nancy Shaw, Bill Harris SECOND ROW: Carolyn Glover, Joan Crabb, Shirley Revie Edmundo Almanza FRONT ROW: Jane Webb, Connie Flowerbircl. Virginia Eslrada, Sieve Page Clllb CODVZDCS Clu WI-IAT MAKES AN AIRPLANE FLY7 Why dudnT The Mohucuans hafe whuslcers7 I-low Tar us The nearesT sTar7 WhaT us aur7 and Mr Roclcwell doesnT mean The sponTaneous combusTuon we hear woven so slcullTully around The answer To ThaT oral guuz Monday aTTernoon OUESTICNS ANSWERS DISCUSSIONS research and reporTs seT a TasT pace Tor Mr Roclcwell s busy group oT TacT Tundung scuence sTucenTs Thus pasT school year AT The rung oT The I2 O5 noon passung bell sTudenTs were oTTen seen comuno Trom all durecr ons To merge aT The Scuence lab door lulce The numerous spokes ThaT cenTer aT The hub oT a huge wheel Club members were easuly recognuzed bv dusTurbung un -unswered unguurues and by The saclc lunch s Tucked under Theur arms PINCI-I T-IIT T-IURRIED NOON I-IOUR meeTungs always seemed To pass Too guuclqly To duscuss all oT The busuness aT hand The meeTungs loolced Torward To mosT oT all were The specual meeTungs Specual evenung meeT ngs were called Tor unduyuoual reporTs by cTuve club members who were unTeresTed un specuTuc Tuelds oT research worlc Through Thus meThod oT exchange all members benoTuTed Trom each unduvudual s research A CI-IAMELON I-'IAD NOTHING on The Scuence Club un The arf oT guuclc changes Once The group was a Camera Club and agaun The emphasus was on asTronomy A The sTudenTs unTeresTs changed The club changed Too AN INTERESTING FIELD TRIP was enuoyed on Aprul 2I when The club vusuTed The Scu ence Faur un Los Angeles A varueTy oT such unTeresTs has lcepT Thus peppy group To geTher and on The go ThroughouT The club year b us Actuve DO YOU SPEAK SPANISI-I7 One oT our eluTe organuzaTuons us The Spanush Club whose mernbershup us resTrucTed To Those sTucerTs who haue been or who are un Span ush classes Sunce The club us acTuvely Spanush Thus us a necessary prerequusuTe To mem bershup and helps one To be un The swum oT many varued club acTuvuTues l952 l953 SAW A RECORD CLUB whuch was The 'argesT school club we have had Treshmer- un Spanush classes Thus pasT year buT due Iso To The unTeresTung club calen dar Mrs Kugler planned Tor her organuzaTuon On e a member a sTudenT was sure To remaun a member un Thus acTuve and unTeresTung organ zaTuon The Spanush Club us one ThaT The go geTTers and Those who lulce To be on The go uo n ACTIVITIES D TTED OUR SCI-IOOL CALENDAR regularly Early un The year The club sponsored The ATTer Game Dance Tollowung The Bannung San JacunTo TooTball game A luvely ChrusTmas parTy Tollowed TeaTurung carol ng Truuoles and a punaTa A punaTa us a gauly decoraTed clay lar susp nced upon a 5Trunq Club m mberg Tr ed To huT and brealc The lar as uT swung Through The aur eleasung carudues and presenTs Tor all The guesTs C' IMAX OF FIRST SEMESTER acTuvuTues was a Tuuo To Th annual Soanush oageanT aT Padua I-lulls where The Club saw an exceIlenT perTo rrance DECORATING Tl-IE STUDY I-IALL paunTung darce po Ters excuTung whu pe-rung un Spanush eaTung spucy Spanush Toods TooeTher un Room Our merhorues oT The club year remaun vuvud and gay Tull oT Tun and laugh r and many many good Tumes 43 C . . . S . . . l . . E . . . . U . . . S I I - I . I aT San JacInTo Tor many years. Thus was noT due only To an increased enrollmenT oT . ' ' . c , . . . . . . I . 1 . J . IN X i ' L! KJ X . u I U x. I . u . . . . . el . X A . D 9 y E I- . ' -I E ' u ' I u , fx l I' u , . . . +C . G A A Scores Many INITIATION THE BANOUET The HemeT show The Tea unTerclass games all oT These Thungs remund us OT The Gurls AThleTuc AssocuaTuon THE CALENDAR ROLLED BACK TO I929 lasT OcTober when uT was G A A unuTuaTuon Tume and we saw novuTuaTe members sTrollung Through The paTuo wuTh uTs surrounduruq classrooms and wanderung To The ouTIyung buuloungs dressed un The very laTesT Thung oT I929 ThaT us Snug skull clungung haTs were The vogue TuTTung low un back and hug gung The Torehead Too WausTlunes Tor The day seemed To have d sappeared b,uT up on close scruTuny were Tound To have dropped noT more Than a TooT Trom The general vucunuTy PleaTs prevauled wuTh bare knees exposed Our sluck chucks were Tlappers aT leasT Tor a day TwenTy Three skudoo' Oh you kudl ALONG WITH THE CLOWNING suncere congraTuIaTuons were un order To The sev en new members who made uT Thus year BerTha BruTTaun 'unca Duhamel Carol Eueld BeaTruce Kunkade Amy Kusaka BeTsy Moore and Judy Ray G A A MEMBERSHIP IS EARNED The hard way vua The accumulaTuon oT Tuve hundrc I pounTs scored un gurls aThleTuc acTuvuTues Cne hundred pounTs are awarded Tor each oT Tour sporT hockey soTTball baskerball and volley ball Makung The Tenn s Team us worTh sevenTy Tuve and Ten adduTuonaI pounTs are counTed Tor every seT won THE COVu:TED BLACK SWEATER worTh seven hundreo pounTs us The goal oT each GAA g rl aT San JacunTo STamuna versaTuluTy and unuTuaTuve are necessary To any gurl To accumulaTe The eagerly ToTaled pounTs WE CAN Al L DREAM and There us The Tabulous whuTe sweaTer whuch Tor only one Thousand seven hundred and TuTTy po nTs us awarded Tree' Versatule Lettermen OUR LETTERMEN WERE PROUD oT Theur black sweaTers and uT we deTecTed slughT swaggers un Theur sTrudes we admuT beung proud oT Them Too FourTeen sTuoenTs earn ed The r honors The hard way pracTucung Tor long hours aTTer The peruod seven passung bell whul oThers oT us Iounged around Maun STreeT guzzlung aTTer school cokes and geTTung The real low down on The laTesT scoop We could brush Through our books or as oTTen as noT brush Them oTT To wund up aT The show buT The boys sweaTung Thungs ouT on our Teams had Traunung schedules To meeT aTTer long hours on The Tueld THESE WERE OUR PROVEN ATHLETES Only sTudenTs wuTh a varsuTy leTTer or uun uors wuTh Bee or Cee Team leTTers quaIuTued Tor membershup Once obTauned uT seem eo There was only one Thung ThaT could pry a LeTTerman loose Trom hus pruzed possess uon ThaT was a cuTe cookue oT The weaker 7 sex 8 OO A M MEETINGS were held un room I3 and were announced Through our peruod 2 bulleTuns by The club s sponsor Mr Brown BeTTer sporTsmanshup and Team cooperaT uon were goals Tor The year An unduvudual sporTsmanshup award us also guven each sprung AnoTher evenT held durung May Thus year was The LeTTermen s InuTuaTuon whuch unvolved weurd geT ups and raw eggs and on The more seruous sude The LeTTer men s Club OaTh STARS WERE PRESENTED To our TooTbaIl capTauns oT The varsuTy Team Phullup John on ano Jerry HoTTman and To our baskeTball capTauns HoTTman on The A Team and James OuasT leader oT The Bs Kenny MarTun Kenny Freeman and Fred Muranda earned The coveTed chenulle SJ s awarded To ouTsTandung members who leTTer un The same sporT Tor The Thurd Tume 44 I I I . . . , . . . , .1 . I ' I - I - u u - , . . I I' . . , uu . . ,, . ' , . I . - I ' . . . . . . -1 . ' I I- I I I I I ' . . . . Af . . . , . . . . . , C. ' 1 'J' I I I I - ' ' !- I . . I u . . . I . . , ft ' I . I ' . , . I . . . . . , I I ' v I u .D . . - N V - . I u u n 1 - ly . . . I . . 1 . , . I - ' ' . - . , . . . - I - I . I I - I u V , ' 5 . 5 u u u . . I ' I I - uu u uu - . Points G.A.A. OFFICERS I952-I953 Presidenl , . Marilyn Rhodes Vice-Presidenf . . Virginia Esfrada Sacrelary-Treasurer Marian Valdez SPONSOR . Mrs. Kugler G.A.A. BOASTS OF SUPPLE STRENGTH. SPONSOR: Mrs. Kugler. TOP ROW: Edith Ferchaud. SEC- OND ROW: Jane Bosman, Virginia Eslrada, Marilyn Rhodes. THIRD ROW: Helen Kennedy, Jean Clary, Marian Valdez. FOURTH ROW: Elise Schweizer, Befsy Moore, Connie Flow- erbird, Joan Crabb. FRONT ROW: Amy Kisake, Berlha Brillain, Linda Duhamel, Beelrice Kinkade, Judy Ray. Are Select LETTERMEN'S CLUB OFFICERS l952-I953 Presidenl . Jerry Hoffman Vice-Presidenf . Howard Morris Secrelary-Treasurer Benny Malher SPONSOR . MR. BROWN LETTERMEN BIG WHEELS LINE UP. SPONSOR: Mr. Brown. TOP ROW: Alberl Reed, Kenny Freeman, Don Livesay, Kenny Marlin. SECOND ROW: Benny Malher, Don Flowerbird, Phillip Johnson. THIRD ROW: Fred Miranda, Jerry Hoffman, Sieve Page. FOURTH ROW: Howard Morris, Bill Harris. FRONT ROW: Richard Reyes. Drama Hams Try Out ACTING TECHNIQUES SET A HILARIOUS PACE IN DRAMA CLUB SPONSOR Mr James Hooper BACK ROW Elnse Schwerze Jean Clary Muriel Hoocl Vlrglnla Esf ada Jane Bosman Phlllrp Johnson Marfy Sch elzer SECOND ROW Ben Mafher Marilyn Rhodes Connie Flo erblrd Linda Duhamel FRONT ROW Joyce Leach Kenny Marln Befsy Moore DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS I953 Presldenl' Ma 'ly Sch elze V ce Presrden+ Connie Flowerbrrd SPONSOR Mr Hooper THE DRAMA CLUB rs SJ H S s newesl orqanuzahon wulh many mrereshng plans yel an prospecl To dale Jrhe consluluhon IS s III being wrnllen THE CLUB CONSISTED ol acluve and lnacluve members Acluve members were Those who had conlrubuled somelhung worlhwh le TOWGFCJ cramahc achvuly This year lnachve members were Those who had earn d ponnls In previous years buf had no+ been achve Ihls year lnacllve members b come achve when Jrhey sahsfacloruly play a role or serve on a producluon crew Twenly seven achve memb rs made nolable confrnbuhons lhus lasl year Pounls are cumulahve each year and durang 'rhe fnnal school monlh The gurl and boy who have earned 'rhe hldhesl number of polnls are nam ed Thespuans of The year and each receive The Ramona Drama Award THE PROGRAM EOR THE YEAR Included monlhly meelunqs wnlh play revrews guesl speakers and creahve wruhnq aumeo 'foward a program of original plays The final evenl ol lhe year was a Ihealer dunner parry wnlh rhe presenlahon of annual drama a wards and alrendance a+ a leguhmale slage produchon 46 : . . rl V . I . . . r I l . . I W . 2 I . v . W . I . : . 5 . ' . ........... ...... ....... , ................ r w ' r i - ' ..................,..,..,.........,. ' ' Secrefary-Treasure 4.... . ,.,,.......,....., I .,......,,. Shirley Irwin . . . . . . . , I . I I , , C . . . C . . . D . . . . C . - . C . . c . J , ' - . I I , . - , . . THE FINAL CURTAIN FALLS. 'DARLING! KENNY MARTIN AND JOYCE LEACH RE- HEARSE BEFORE OPENING NIGHT. NCI NCI NO! UP-STAGE-And lace Mrs. Morrowl Pul Ihal number one spol on- Io Ihe line ol acIionl We heard shouls and screams unlil our senior class play producer, Mr. l-looper, was hushed and hoarse. We saw seniors spullering and moaning and groaning Ihrough Jrhe corridors, bul Ihe linal perform- ance al Ihe elemenlary school audilorium on December 5 won acclaim lor bolh producer and casi. We'll remember Seven'reen+h Summer as one ol our liveliesl plays. Seniors Win Acclaim SEVENTEENTH SUMMER Sfudeni' Direcfors-Marilyn Rhodes and Kafhleen Co'H'rell ANGIE ,,...,,. ..,.... . . ..,,....,........ JOYCE LEACH MARGARET .., LORRAINE ...... KITTY ......,....... MRS. MORROW MR. MORROW JACK ,......... ART. VIRGINIA ESTRADA . MARILYN RHODES .... JANE BOSMAN JANE WEBB .,... BENNY MATHER ..,, KENNETH MARTIN ..., HOWARD MORRIS MARTIN ,.. ,, , PHILLIP JOHNSON JANE , ,. , KATHLEEN COTTRELL TONY , .... JERRY HOFFMAN MARGIE .. ..... JEAN CLARY FITZ .,... STEVE PAGE STANDING: Phil Johnson, Ben Mather, Kenny Marfin, Joyce Leach, Kalhleen Coiirell, Jerry Hoffman. SEATED: Marilyn Rhodes, Jane Webb, Sieve Page, Jean Clary, Jane Bosman, Howard Morris, Virginia Esfrada. C' I u 3354. LEFT REHEARSAL CATCHES David Ver Plank, Connie Flowerbird and Walier Waller going greaf guns. RIGHT: Gilberi Lockwood, Doug Rhodes, Elise Schweizer and Meriy Schweixer pose with Iwo ladies on a couch, Shirley Irwin and Belsy Moore. Juniors Receive Curtain Calls THE PATSY Sfudeni' Direc'I'or-Shirley Revie MRS. WILLIAM HARRINGTON .,...,.... ELISE sci-IWEIZER MR. BILL HARRINGTON .,.....,. ,.... D OUG RHODES GRACE HARRINGTON ...... ..,. B ETSY MOORE PATRICIA HARRINGTON .... .,.,,. S HIRLEY IRWIN BILLY CALDWELL ......... .. . MARTY SCHWEIZER TONY ANDERSON ...........,.. .... G ILBERT LOCKWOOD SADIE BUCHANAN ..,,.,........,,., CONNIE FLOWERBIRD FRANCES PATRICK O'FLAHERTY .....,.... WALTER WALKER TRIP BUSTY ..........,....,.... .... D AVID VER PLANK LIGHTS DlMlvlED. CURTAINS PARTED. A hush fell over lhe paclced audiiorium and as ripples ol guieiness swepi across Jrhe sea oi expecianl faces, muscles lighiened and palms grew moisi. Nine ihroais were dry as ihe casi baiiled a lasi sudden seige oi siage irighi. Each casi member imagined a lcnoclcing oi his lcnees and heard +he sound ol his heari pounding lilce a muffled lom-Jrom. Aciion began and Jrhe momen- lary paralysis disappeared. MARCH 20, 8:20 FLM. broughi praise and acclaim io Mr. Hooper and lhe iunior per- formers. Senior big wheels were ihe iirsi To lead lhe crowd in applause and iuniors helc proud heads high as ihey passed oui of 'rhe audiiorium on lhai Friday nighi. l'The Paisyl' had been presenied before a lull house and numerous curiain calls proved il nad been a success. 48 The Major and Minor Burst With Melody THE GLEE CLUB wasn'f exacfiy a cIub. If was a class cc-nducred by Mr. Roberds of fhe music deparfmenf, which mef fourfh period in room I6 b for credif and grades. There was a girls' group of fwenfy-four, which mef Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, and a boys' group which mef on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Marilyn Rhodes headed fhe girls' group and Sieve Page headed fhe boys. When bofh groups combined, Mariiyn presided. If was a Iof of fun and a club-Iilce afmosphere prevailed. WHILE VOCAL ARRANGEMENTS WERE WORKED OUT and pracficed during fhe class sessions, fhe casual passer-by could well have fhoughf fhaf we had Lena Horn or Doris Day and somefimes af Ieasf a Three Sons frio warbling wifhin. Ouarfef harm- ony offen filled fhe air, and fhe downbeaf of muffled blues rhyfhm was offen heard. OUR SCHOOL HAS PLENTY OF STUFF-falenf, fhaf is. And Mr. Roberds proved fhaf he Icnew how fo bring if ouf. Several excellenf performances were puf on by fhe Olee Club in fhe sfudy hall and in audiforium assemblies, and some of fhe ciass mem- bers performed for fhe San Jacinfo Facuify Club. The Spring Fesfival was an evenf which broughf much applause fo fhe Club and fhey did fhemseives proud harmonizing on fhe Tiger Caravan. THE GLEE CLUB has become a sfand-by. Whenever anyone is needed fo pinch-hif, fhey can be relied upon fo give an exceIIenf performance. VOICES RING IN MELODY. SPONSOR: Mr. Roberl Roberds. BACK ROW: Don Kendall, Marlin Flores, Norman Hunl, Delberi Speir, Don Flowerbird, Clifford Ricielfs. FOURTH ROW: Joe Pirof, Bobby Arrieifa, Doug Rhodes, Russell Reish, Paul Resvaloso. THIR SECOND ROW: Lois MaHson, Beverly Towner, Jean Thomas, Shirley Crabfree, Joan Barfleff, Nancy McOslrer, Sue Wallher, Cochr D ROW: Don Behnken, Alberf Reed, Sieve Page, Donald Morrow, Clifford Planchan. an. FRONT ROW: Chrisline Miranda, Carolyn Wrighf, Jane Bosman, Marilyn Rhodes, Marcia Bradley, Mary Ann Page, Evang I Rodriguez, Frances Bufler, Elaine Wiseman, Jean Dollar, Mary Wilson, Wanda Gardner, Audrey Smifh. 5 J A San Jac Band Steps GROW WITH SAN JACINTO was The popular slogan around Town This year. ATTer The disasTrous quarTer million dollar Tire on Main STreeT, much rebuilding and remod eling evolved. Our band, Too, grew wiTh San JacinTo. lT liTerally goT Too big Tor iTs breeches. Since iTs organizaTion in I939, The San JacinTo Tiger Band has increased so rapidly ThaT compleTe new band uniTorms were necessary This year To ouTTiT our mar ching musicians. When smarTly Tailored burnT orange and gray gabardines were de livered in May, The gold buTTons were no brighTer Than our own sTudenTs' happy smiles THE BAND'S GOAL EOR I952-53 was To make a good band even beTTer. IT process similar To shiTTing sands, as accomplished seniors leave and newcomers swell The ranlcs WE SAVV SIXTY-TWO VERSATll.E MEMBERS march on parade. They displayed Their TalenTs aT halT-Time and provided music Tor our iunior and senior plays. Several con cerTs and a musical ChrisTmas program enlivened our school calendar Tor The year On The road our band played in The HemeT ChrisTmas and ArmisTice Day Parades, led by preTTy maioreTTes and a peppy maior, Too. Our drill Team and song and yell lead- ers added color and won Tavorable acclaim. Our band parTicipaTed in The annual All- WesTern Band Review aT Long Beach in November, and They wenT To The UniversiTy oT Redlands Tor The CaliTornia STaTe Band and OrchesTra FesTival in March. ln April The group wenT To EullerTon Tor The Regional Band Review. THESE PAST MONTHS, WE'VE SEEN AlberT Reed, Doug Rhodes, Harvey RiclceTTs, BeTsy Moore, Don GoTorTh, Mona Kolb, WalTer Chapman, Paul Mares, Erancis WhiT- ing, and DoroThy Long in The TrumpeT secTion. ClarineTisTs were Jane Webb, Bev- erly Lamb, Connie Elowerbird, Joan Crabb, BerTha BriTTian, Helen Revie, La Von BelTz- ner, Evangeline Rodriguez, Shirley Long, Carol Wixom, Linda Duhamel, and Elaine Wiseman. Don Flowerbird, Joan BarTleTT, Joyce McLean, Don Hale, Shirley Revie, La NeTia Clary, and Nancy McOslcer made sweeT music on The saxaphones. so is WITH A BLARE OF BUGLES AND A RIFFLE OF DRUMS THE SAN JAC BAND GOES MARCHING BY! BACK ROW: Mar+y Schweizer, Ben Mafher, Dorofhy Schweizer, Rufh Hallman, Bobby Roenicke, Virginia Meek, Dave Ver Plank, Elise Schweizer, Don Goforlh, Paul Mares, Walfer Chapman, Harvey Rickefls, Belsy Moore, Alberf Reed, Doug Rhodes. Delberf Speir, Harvey CoHreIl. THIRD ROW: Lynn Robinson, Charles Grufzmacher, La Von Belfzner, LaNefia Clary, Shirley Long, Carol Wixom, David Newell, Nancy McOsker, Joan BarfIeH, Joyce McLean, Shirley Revie, Don Flowerbird, Kenny Marlin, Bobby Long, Frank Rodriquez. SECOND ROW: Darlene Lisalda, Barbara Wiseman, Evangeline Rodriguez, Helen Revie, Joan Crabb, Jane Webb, Connie Flowerbird, Pai McBride, Jean Thomas. Carolyn Glover, Linda Duhamel, Larry Kugler, Elaine Wiseman, Beverly Lamb, Diane Ball, Virginia Koehn, Allean Beary. FRONT ROW: Marcia Bradley, Shirley Irwin, Jean Dollar, Mary Wilson, Gilberf Lockwood, Nancy Shaw, Nola Thibodeaux, Virginia Rogers, Mona Kolb. Sue Walfher, Carol Wolslau. Playing lluies were Carolyn Glover, Pal McBride, and Jean Thomas. On The crums were Gilberl Lockwood. Delberl Speir, Harvey Collrell, and Ray Miller. Elise Schweizer and Dave Ver Plank held lheir own on 'rhe lrombones. Olher members were David Newell, bass clarinet Ben Malher, bari- lone and lrombone: Kenny Marlin, oboe and saxaphoneg lvlarly Schweizer and Ted Milligan, sousaphoneg and Jean Thomas, piano. WE GIVE A BIG I-IAND lo lhese early-drilling, 8:00 AM. sludenls and lo lheir busy inslruclor, Mr. Roberds. , MAJOR , Gilberf Lockwood MAJORETTES Jean Clary Edilh Ferchaud Chrisline Miranda SONG LEADERS Nola Thibodeaux Sondra Wilson CHEER LEADERS Marilyn Rhodes Jane Bosman DRILL TEAM Mary Wilson Jean Dollar Shirley Irwin Sue Walfher Carol Wolslau Marcia Bradley Nancy Shaw Barbara Cranfill COLOR AND ENTERTAINMENT IS ADDED Io our band's half-lime performance Louelie P669 by Jane Bosman, Nola Thibodeaux, Gilbert Lockwood and Marilyn Rhodes. Mona KOIIJ Margaref Copeland Shirley Copeland The Yameewo Staff I953 YAMEEWO STAFF Mrs Shepherd Sponsor MURIEL HOOD EDITOR IN CHIEF JOYCE LEACH BUSINESS MANAGER MARTY SCHWEIZER ADVERTISING MANAGER RICHARD REYES SPORTS EDITOR MARILYN RHODES PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR LINDA DUHAMEL ART EDITOR KARL WALTHER LITERARY BOARD JANE BOSMAN TYPIST VIRGINIA ESTRADA TYPIST ANOTHER ANNUAI GETS UNDER WAY STANDING Mrs Ru+I'1 Shepherd AnnuaI Sponsor Linda Duhamel MurIeI Hood Marfy Schwelzer BIII Harris SEATED vlfglflld Esfrada Marllyn Rhodes Karl WaIfher Joyce Leach Jane I3os'nan Richard Reyes Blu. HARRIS ,...r ' ff ff LITERARY BOARD Compiles l953 Data CUT OUT PAGE NINE' S Sh ph R s K I h d Bll H MURIEL HOOD EDITOR s ggei' y LAYOUTS DUMIMY SHEETS CROPPED PHOTOS engraving proofs red penclled copy ednTed agaun wuTh blue Typed carbons ad cuTs and carToons added To The lasT day confusuon MARTY CHECK THE NEW PHONE NUMBER Tor ad nine' Richard The San Ja cunTo HemeT score wasnT IO6 I2' Karl wheres your baseball lusT7 Gave Thar To Jane or Vurgnma To Type Murnel Thus head wall noT TIT The Type space You canT pour a quarT oT waTer anTo a pnnT lar' Joyce run and see :T The ElesTa IS canceled or Lmda check The page nine guTTer bleed and dnd your oTher double spread dum Y Up SESSIONS WERE EAST AND EURIOUS wnTh meehngs squeezed an early durnng A period durnng The Tall end oT noon hours beTore TuTTh period arT class came IH and durmg evening sessions aT CrabTree s CourT We remember Bull Harris re wrnTung ThaT re wruTe seven Times Jeanne chewing her nanls over ThaT IasT Ten dollar ad quoTa on her lnsT Marulyn burned To her ears In sTudenT snaps Mrs Shepherd 5 cocoanuT cakes pranses and complaunTs smiles and Trowns Galley sheeTs prooT readang das TrlbuT1on and The bangueT were yeT To come EASTER VACATION CAME ON MARCH Zo There were Ten happy shouTs The Aprul IsT deacllune could be TorgoTTen The dummy was an The DrmTer s hands Once more our boolc was ouT' I T fig!! Mr. e erd checks page Iayouis wifh Marilyn , 9 hode , ar Wal? er an i arris. elf , , considers dummy change su s ed b Virginia Esfrada. Jane Bos- man, and Mariy Schweizer. A in. ' , ' , ' - - m ?ll ' A 53 Honors We Reap JUDY RAY IS SELECTED AS MISS SAN COC PT I JE PM M JACINTO and our represen+ahve af Ihe A AN RRY HOF AN receives on lndro Date Feshval 54 Valuable Player award from Mr Henry Goodharf TRADITION REPEATS ITSELF Each hme SJH S scores an afhlehc frrumph over our Hemef rrvals we hear Ihe chimes of Ihe vrcfory bell The sporls of vrcfory are apparent rn fhe approvrng counfenance of our Principal Mr oclr wood and fhe sahsfled smrles of Vrrgrnra Esfrada and Marry Schwerzer ,,K ,FJ D I I I . .L - MARILYN RHODES TOPS ALL SENIOR GIRLS Io become our oufsfanding girl of +I'1e year and DAR represenfahve from S J I 'I S if 'I Q. BASKETBALL HONORS ARE SHARED by Paul Mares Coach Doug Brown Jam ues? and Alberf Reed while foo+baII honors go Io PI1lIInp Johnson Don Flowerburd Kenny Freeman and Jerry Hoffman -3 fx? , , . R I I . , 0 , fl' x-Qi' If 2 4 C' I I E .I s ' , . ' O A Gala THE ERESHMAN lNlTlATlON sTarTed The social whirl oT I952-53 aT S. J. H. S. early in SepTember immediaTely aTTer The annual Trip To The S and The Freshman lniTiaTion. lT was as Though aTTer giving The Frosh The roughesT TreaTmenT in The boolcs, The Sophomores, Juniors, and Sen- iors had uncergone a change oT hearT and were To award The good sporTs oT The class oT '56 accordingly. The Three classes combined To malce The annual re- cepTion one oT The besT. The Sophomores decoraTed The library in gay sTreamers and hung up The welcome signs. The Juniors were heard buzzing in Tho corri- dors while planning reTreshmenTs Tor The nighT. The Seniors were in charge oT The enTerTainmenT, and dancing and games were enioyed by all. 7 KING AND QUEEN Gilberf Loclrwood and Jane Bosman reign with maiesfic grace af The Sweefhearl' Ball. THE JUNlOR-SENIOR BANOUET was THE big nighT oT The year. For eighr and a halT monThs The Juniors had waiTed To TeasT The Seniors aT The annual aTTair. NexT year They would be graduaTes and The honored guesTs. Following The banqueT was The Senior Prom, reTurn gesTure oT The Senior class and a Tarewell parTy before graduaTion and leaving school. lv1isTy Tormals and subdued music prevailed. LOOKING BACK. OUR GOOD TIMES WERE MANY. We remember parTies and dances and banqueTs. We remember assemblies, song TesTs, and rallies. We remember, and we realize The classroom was noT all oT school. HI-LIGHTS ON THE SOCIAL CALENDAR are The Junior and Senior Banque! followed by The Senior Prom. 56 Cccasions We Share l-QOTBALL SEASON ADVANCED wiTh music and iive Tilling The sTudy hall aTTer mosT oT The home games. Usually The swing was in sTep To recorded music, so ThaT mem- lgers oT The orchesTra could cuT a rug and celebraTe, Too, on such occasions. ATTer- qame dances were approved by The Council and sponsored by The various classes and clubs. The Seniors, who were a live-wire group, sponsored more oT The inTormal Fri- day nighT parTies Than any oTher class. GUEST CARDS WERE DISCARDED early in The school year, and The guesT regisTer made iTs iniTial appearance aT S. J. I-l. S. IT was decided ThaT each sTudenT who broughT a guesT To a school parTy would regisTer his name beside ThaT OT his or her guesT and Thereby declare responsibiliTy Tor The acTions oT ThaT guesT. CHRISTMAS VACATION CAME, and wiTh iT on The Tinal evening aTTer school be- Tore we dispersed Tor The holidays, all Tour classes combined To Throw a parTy sim- ilar To The SepTember recepTion. This annual aTTair IasTed unTil midnighT wiTh dan- cing, giTTs, games, and merry-malcing Tor all. A ChrisTmas Tree gliTTered on The sTudy hall sTage and TrosTy ChrisTmas scenes gliTTered on The windows and doors. BrighT red and green sTreamers marked The Time OT year wiThouT The calendar Turned To De- cember. THE TRADITIONAL SWEETHEART BALL was held on February 27Th aT The Woman's Club. l-low Tormal is Tormal? Does semi-Tormal mean a corsage? WhaT do you call ThaT sTiTT whiTe deTachable TronT a Tella wears under a Tux? A sudden deluge oT ciuesTions greeTed The Senior class sponsors every day. Formals were pressed The ev- ening beTore and ThaT Friday saw every daTed gal in school Truclcing around wiTh a bandana and pin curls wound up TighT To her head. We could easily Tell by The sTarry-eyed expressions who were daTed Tor The hop. l-learTs and Flowers was The Theme ThaT Friday nighT wiTh candlelighT, so'lT music, conTeTTi, sTreamers, and balloons Turning The club inTo a palace oT enchanTmenT. II Jerry Kulbeclc, Tackle Sophomore I3 Don Kendall, Guard Junior, I I4 Jerry I-Ioilman, Tailbaclc Senior, 3. Mosl' valuable player award. Co-Caplain All R.C.L. I7 Delberl Caseboll, End Junior, I FIRST STRINGERS FACE A TOUGH SEASON. Delberf CaseboI+, Sieve Page, Tommy Hemphill, Ben Ma+her, CO-CAPTAINS Phillip Johnson and Jerry Hoffman demonsfrafe HEAD FOOTBALL COACH Sol- ASSISTANT V A R S I TY for fhe fearn. omon begins firsf season af S. J. COACH M U n r 0 is no H- 5- R9C'-'Wd 2-7-0- novice fo our ranks. 2I 22 23 25 26 27 Ke The Tigers Bill I-Iarris, End Sophomore Sieve Page, Tailbaclc Senior, I I-Ioward Morris, Guard Senior, 2 DeIber+ Speir, Tackle Sophomore, I Phil Johnson, Quarlerbaclc Senior, 3 Co-Caplain Kenny Marlin, Fullloaclf Senior, 3 nny Freeman, Jerry Kulbecll. ANOTHER OLD TIMER ASSISTANT VARSITY COACH FOOTBALL MANAGERS Cecil Tale, Clarence Lamb Jerry Towner Brown is Junio. Varsify Reclrmalzer is new ai San Jacinlo and Vincenf Valdez discuss season's prospects. Coach. Record 4-0-I. IIU5 Yea'- I Line Up 29 Richard Reyes, Winqback Junior 3O Tommy I-Iemphill, End Junior, I 3I Donald Flowerbird, Fullbaclc Junior, 2 32 Marlin Flores, Tackle Sophomore, 2 33 Ralph I-Iulslrom, End Junior, I Alloerl Reed, Quarlerbaclc Sophomore, I Fred Miranda, Guard Junior 2 Benny Malher, Cenfer Senior, I Kenny Freeman, Guard Junior, 2 Richard Dodge, Tackle Junior POWER FERSONIFIED IS ON DISPLAY IN THE STARTING LINE-UP. Ben Mafher, Delberl' Speir, Marlin Flores, Tino Miranda, Richard Reyes. KENNY MARTIN D . lp - FRED MIRANDA D b f Tigers Charge On THIS YEAR OUR FOOTBALL SOUAD was supervnsed by a new varsury coach Herb Solomon AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SEASON Coach Solomon puf Ihe Ieam Ihrough a vlgorous Iramung program Thus schedule consnsred of Iundamenlal drills and correcr blocking and Iaclcluno As Ihe season progressed The slyle ol Ihe program changed ano became much more rugged MANY OE THE PLAYERS who were und r hrs dnrechon played Junnor Varsufy Iasr year Such Ialenled players were Alberl Reed Delberl Caseboll Sieve Page Del berl Spenr Tommy Hemphill and Donalo Kendall oach Solomon used a single wnng and spread Iormahon whnch proved Io be very ellechve ID some lnslances THE TIGER ELEVEN playung +henr hrsl non league game of Ihe season me+ Red lands Junior Varsuly on our home IIGIO and ern rgec vnclornous 'rhaf nnghl wllh a 25 'ro 6 counl over Redlands 60 , on Flowarburd, Ra I1 Hul sirorn, and Bull Harm check sugnals . on Kendall, Howard Morris and AI er Raed coma up from Ihe huddla. I T 1 n T I I p ' I I a - . , - v CN THE FOl.LOWING WEEK The San JacinTo gridders iourneyed To San Juan Cap- isTrano where They meT The Swallows, a sTrong ball club. The Swallows, scoring one Touchdown aTTer anoTher, blanked The Tigers 33 To O. THE ELSINORE TIGERS, a highly raTed Team, came To San JacinTo Tor The TirsT league game oT The season. They lived up To Their raTing by handing The Tigers oT San Ja- cinTo a 20 To O shellacking. ON OCT. I7 THE TIGER SOUAD Traveled To Coachella where The very powerTuII and well-coached Arab Team sTeam-rollered Them 45 To O. The Arabs, using a ground aT- Tack againsT The Tigers, scored aT will while San JacinTo Touno iT diTTicuIT To denT Their sTrong deTense. THE BANNING BRONCHOS visiTed San ..lacinTo Tor The Third league encounTer. The Bronchos, a sTrong opponenT. played excellenT ball againsT The Tigers and came ouT on The long end oT a 38 To O counT. THE TIGERS, HAVING LOST every previoius game by a large margin oT poinTs, wenT inTo The TradiTional HerneT game as decisive underdogs. However, on ThaT Friday nighT oT HalIowe'en, TooTbaII Tans saw a changed San JacinTo Team perTorm. San JacinTo played highly spiriTed ball boTh oTTensiveIy and deTensiveIy againsT The Hem- eT Bulldogs. San JacinTo emerged The vicTor ThaT nighT by winning a close one I4 To I3. ON THE FOLLOWING FRIDAY, The Tigers were hosTs To a hard running PanTher Team. San JacinTo was helpless when They Tried To sTop Their opponenT. Perris came ouT on Top ThaT nighT wiTh a 27 To I4 vicTo-ry over The Tigers. THE BEAUMONT COUGARS, one OT The high ranking Teams in The R.C.L., visiTed San JacinTo Tor anoTher gridiron clash. An inspired Cougar Team, using a combined aerial and running aTTack, whiTewashed The Tigers 39 To I4. THE TIGER SOUAD TRAVELED To Palm Springs Tor The IasT league game oT The sea- son. The lndians scored early in The second quarTer aTTer a sTrong oTTensive drive. This was The only Touchdown scored during The enTire game. Palm Springs won by a score oT 7 To O. THE TIGER STARTING LINE-UP varied ThroughouT The season, buT mosT oT The Time iT consisTed oT Phillip Johnson and Tommy Hemphill aT ends, Kenny Freeman and How- ard Morris aT guards, IvlarTin Flores and DeIberT Speir aT Tackles, and Benny lvIaTher aT oTTensive cenTer. The key backTield posiTions were held down by AlberT Reed, guarTerback, Jerry HoTTman, wingback, Donald Flowerbird, Tullback, and STeve Page. The signal caller, aT Tailback. REED HITS A STONE WALL SPEIR BLOCKS OUT TACKLE PAGE TOTES THE PIGSKIN TOUCH DOWN MARTIN SCORES SIX HOFFMAN BODY BLOCKS KENNY MARTIN DON VENDALL Ralph l-lulslrom Delberl Caseboll and Fred Mir anda whose posihons were more uncerla n all saw achon al various limes lhrough oul' lhe season LEROY MEEK a valuable player saw achon only once during 'rhe enhre season because of a brolcen leg which he received while playing againsr Ihe Elsinore Ti gers Tino Miranda a promising baclc saw limiled duly on 'rhe field also l-le re ceived a lcnee iniury in The Coachella gam which made I+ impossible lor him Io con 'rinue Io play Wlll-I Tl-'E MAJORITY ol Ihese players relurning in lhe fall To help slrenglhen The Varsiry Coach Solomon may have a very promising season in slore for him Sepl c . Oc . Oc . Oc . Ocf. Nov. Nov. Nov. 25 3I 7 2I 26 Redlands J Capislrano Elsinore Coachella Banning Hemel Perris Beaumonl Palm Springs THE SCOREBOARD ere ere ere lhere ere Jrhere here here here 62 f NO MERE BENCH WARMERS THESE K ROW Ed d f G NTROW eyo s+ an 1 w Cubs Show Power Oc Oc Oc Oc Nov Beaumonf Perris Hemef Elsinore Banning THE SCOREBOARD fhere 'rhere ere fhere ere San Jacmfo Opponenf COACH BROWN S TIGER CUBS chalked up a successful record of 4-O-I fo prove fhey were a sfrong, well-frained club. KEY BACKFIELD POSITIONS were held by Gilberf Lockwood, Frank Lunsford, and Philip Rodriguez. Main links in fhe line were David Ver Plank, Paul Resvaloso, Bobby Arrieffa, Herman Booy, and Doug Rhodes. NEXT YEAR SOME OF THESE players will be seen in acfion wifh The varsify. Wifh fhe supporf of such promising grid men. Tiger fans can be looking foward fo a suc- cessful E953-54 season. THE CUBS WORKED HARD for vicfory in fheir games and puf in exhausfing hours on fhe foofball field in fasf-moving pracfise sessions and roufine drills. Techniques and essenfials were oiagramed, sfudied and observed. These Cubs have fhe sfuff fhaf if fakes for a fop varsify feam. 63 VETERAN PLAYERS SCORE FOR A'S BACK ROW: Tino Miranda, Jerr wood, MarTin Flores. FRONI' ROW: Benny MaTher, Jerr Kulbecli, manager, Fred Miranda. BEE'S ROLL UP MANY POINTS. Reed, Bill Harris, Richard Reye Roberf Walsingharn. my Olivas, erry u ec, manage Hoopsters Score High SAN JACINTO OPENED THE RCI. cage season againsT Elsinore and was deTeaTed 39 To 54. The Tigers bowed To Coachellals Arabs 49 To 52. Banning liclqed our Ben- gals 36 To 58, and HemeT Tromped San JacinTo 76 To 39. AT Perris They were rouT- ed 76 To 39. THEN IN A SUDDEN REVERSE, The San JacinTo cagers. conTidenT oT winning, scored Their TirsT vicTory oT The season while scaloing The Palm Springs' Indians 37 To 42. Eor The Tinal encounTer, The Tigers edged ouT I3eaumonT in a Thrill-paclceo game wiTh a 46 To 44 win, which ouT San JacinTo in sixTh place in The RCL sTandings. JERRY HOFFMAN. KENNY MARTIN. Tino Miranda MarTin Elores, and Tommy Hemphill held The main posiTions on varsiTy baslceTlJall. HoTTman garnered a posiTion on The ALL-RCI. second Team. OTher cag as who saw aiTicn were DelberT Speir, Al- Tred IVlcOsl4er, Benny MaTher, Don Elowerbird. and Ered Miranda. All buT Benny Ivla- Ther will be bacli in '54. 64 Hoffman, DeIberT Speir, Don Flower bird, Kenny MarTin, GilberT Lock Y BACK ROW: Sam Goodwin, Fran Lunsford, Gene Edwards, Alber s FRONT ROW: Ronald Kennedy, man ager, Gary DeSoTo, Jim Ouasf, Tom J K lb Ir Tl-IE TIGER BEE'S showed early season lorm by winning lhe championship al lhe l'lem- ol Baslcelball Tourney. The Bees won lour games and Iosl lhree lo linish lhe season in lhird place. Elsinore was swepl oll ils lael by lhe lasl moving Bee guinlel lo a counl ol 39 lo 35. Coachella conlrolled lhe baclcboards 49 lo 30. Banning hoop- slers delealed lhe San Jacinlo cagers 29 lo 25. Bul San Jacinlo's lradilional riv- al, I-Iemel, came lo lhe Tiger's lair and was lhoroughly humbled by San Jacinlo's smoolh, condilioned ball playing. The Bulldogs sullered a 38 lo 48 deleal. The Perris Ranlhers lrimmed San Jacinlo 4I lo 36, bul lhe Tigers rallied lo lalce lhe Palm Springs' Indians 49 lo 46. JIM QUAST, ALBERT REED, Raul Mares, Gary De Solo, and Bill I-larris were lhe Bee mainslays. Quasl was voled a berlh on lhe mylhical ALL RCL lirsl leam and won a posilion on lhe All Tournamenl leam, loo, while l'larris received honorable menlion. TI-IIS YEAR OUR BEE TEAM consisled ol len candidales, mosl ol whom were lresh- men. In lhe coming lerms, lhey will undoubledly be slaunch supporlers ol lhe var- sily leam. THE SCOREBOARD San Jacinlo Opponenl B Jan. 9 Elsinore lhere 39 35 A 39 54 B Jan. I6 Coachella here 30 49 A 49 52 B Jan. 23 Banning lhere 25 29 A 36 58 B Jan. 30 I-lemel here 48 38 A 39 76 B Eeb. 6 Rerris lhere 36 4I A 42 63 B Feb. I3 Palm Springs here 52 23 A 37 32 B Feb. 20 Beaumonl lhere 46 49 A 46 44 JIM QUAST EVADES Fred a praclice session. UP AND OVER AND lT'S IN! Miranda in CEITS SHOW POWER. BACK ROW: Edward Marruffo, Don GOFOYTT1, Cecil TaTe, Jesse King, Eldean Rose, Woody Rod- iiguez. FRONT ROW: Kenneih Toriez, Ronald Kennedy, manager, Jerry Smifh. Cees Display Drive I THE scoREBoARD San JacinTo OpponenT Jan. 7 Elsinore here I I 26 I Jan. I4 HemeT There 32 47 Jan. 2I Perris There 27 I9 Jan. 28 Elsinore There 28 30 Feb HemeT here I9 3 I Feb Perris here 34 3 I THE TIGER CUBS were a small club. Tull oT TighT. ship of Coach Bruce Munro who did an excellenT his eTTorTs. FOR THE FIRST LEAGUE GAME oT The season, came ouT on The shorT end oT a I I To 26 score. meT The HemeT Bullpups and reTurned home wiTh The Cees were under The menTor- iob and is To be congraTulaTed Tor San JacinTo played Elsinore and On The Tollowing weelc, The Cubs a 32 To 47 loss. Scoring Their TirsT vicTory oT The season, The Tigers deTeaTed Perris 27 To I9. Elsinore iourneyed To The Cub's den Tor The TourTh league encounTer and barely edged ouT a deTermined Team 30 To 28. On The Tolloiwing Wednesday HemeT again scored a decisive vicTory over The Cees as They amassed a ToTal oT 3l poinTs To San JacinTo's I9. On Feb. I I, Coach Bruce Munro's squad meT Perris Tor The Tinal league game and rouTed Them Tor The second Time To a 24 To 3I counT. THE CEE TEAM members were Cecil TaTe, Jerry SmiTh, Eldean Rose, Jesse King, Woody Rodriguez, Donald GoTorTh, KenneTh TorTez, and Edward MarruTTo. Such promising players as GoTorTh, King, and Rodriguez are expecTed To give plenTy oT supporT Tor The A and B squads in The coming Terms. 66 CINDERMEN BREAK FOR THE I Y ini me Traclcsters Fly Hugh THE TIGER SPIKESTERS supervused by Coach Herb Solomon made a sTrong show :ng Thus year The lnTeresT Taken In Track was excepTnonal Much of Thus was because of The Tureless efforTs of Coach Solomon who ns To be congraTulaTed Thus appreclahon as also exfended To Track manager Karl WaITher who dad an excellenT 'ob THE VARSITY DIVISION made The besT showung Thus pasT season wuTh :Ts only loss To Perrns EIghTeen candndaTes supporTed Thus dnvnsuon Jerry Hoffman STeve Page Kenny MarTun and Phulllp Johnson were The mann scorers OTher players who proved To be promuslng prospecTs were Ralph HulsTrom Jerry Towner Alfred lv1cOsker Del berT Casebolf Tnno Muranda Kenny Freeman Jerry Kulbeck Ben Mafher Joe and Paul PuroT Herman Booy Edmundo Almanza WaITer Walk r and Wayne STayer THE BEE SOUAD wzTh lusf eughT members was small David Bnggs and Bull Irmen were The Top men of Thus brackeT AlberT Reed and Roberf Walsnngham were prom ncnng parTncuoaTors OTher members of Thus dnvusuon were J W Wall Davnd Ver Plank Wnnford Chandler and Bobby ArrleTTa -CSX DONALD GOFORTH PAUL MARES AND WOODY RODRIGUEZ were The Top speed sfers of The Cee Team The squad consus Ted of nune members seven of whom are freshmen Tel Msllugan Harvey RnckeTTs Bob RoberTs Eldean Rose Russell Reush and KenneTh Torfez were The oTher Cee Team members 2? MANY OE THE SPIKESTERS OF THE VAR SITY SOUAD were 53 graduaTes and will leave a large gap an The 54 Team How ever The unoerclassmen who parT1cnpaTed IH The A Bee and Cee dnvusuons ganned val uable experuence and wall be capable of Tnllang The places of The graduahng sensors '7 67 -Q.. N' . , ' T f 1 V A APE with Kcnn MarTin, Jerry H Hman, Don Flowerbird, and P I Mares out in Tronf. u I A V Q .,., 3' I . . , , , ' , . . e . Zi Lp - QQ, -- -' . . ' .I fill: l, - 1 I v , , ' T ...J f I - -4. ' ' ' , 2 . ' Q ' . . ' a T' . J, . . . . c C C' C .X BILL HARRIS STRIKES OUT AND ALBERT REED CATCHES A DON FLOWERBIRD AND MARTIN FLORES WARM UP HOT ONE. Ballhawlcs Pitch Wicked Curves COACH DOUG BROWN'S BALLHAWKS have played some line ball lhis pasl base- ball season. Three Iellermen from Iasl year's leam relurned along wilh lilleen hope- lul candidales, mosl ol whom were underclassmen. Alberl Reed, Kenny Marlin, and Bill Harris were lhe lhree relurning Iellermen. The varsily lineup lor mosl ol lhe sea- son consisled ol Alberl Reed as calcher and Donald Flowerbird on lhe mound. Del- berl Speir al lirsl base. Fred Miranda al second base, Bill Harris al shorl slop and Paul Mares al lhird- The oullield posilions were held down by Kenny Marlin, Jim Ouasl, and Marlin Flores. OTHER HORSEHIDERS WERE Doug Rhodes, Allred McOsIcer, Kennelh Torlez, Jerry Smilh, Tino Miranda, Gene Edwards, Woody Rodriguez, Don Golorlh, and Frank Lunslord. KENNY MIARTIN IS THE ONLY player on lhis year's squad who is a '53 graduale. Since lhe remainder ol lhe leam consisls ol underclassmen, Coach Brown will have many experienced players behind him nexl season. SAN JACINTO FACED slrong opposilion during lhe '53 season playing lhree slrong leams well sludded wilh seasoned iuniors and sophomores. Hemel, wilh a predomin- alely iunior squad gave our leam ol lower classmen a real work-oul. Coachella spor- led only one senior on lheir slarling line. Banning was anolher power leam which is building lor lhe lulure. SOPHOMORE TRANSFER DANNIS REEVES proved himsell aoepl early in lhe season, collecling lhree hils in seven lrips lo lhe plale during lhe lirsl lwo games. WITH FOUR YOUNG PITCHERS lo lake a lurn on lhe mound, Coach Doug Brown was able lo hold many regularly scheduled inler-squad games in preparing his boys lor lhe seven imporlanl league games. Emphasis lhis season was placed on hilling. 68 Racqueteers Slam Through Prelims THE '53 BOY AND GIRL NETTERS were under The able direcTion oT Mrs. Lucille Kug- ler. This year's squad oT neTmen was a well-coached and organized club. IN THE SINGLES DEPARTMENT, Richard Reyes, Carlos Ruslc, GiIberT Loclcwood and Phillip Johnson were The TirsT, second, Thirc, and TourTh singles respecTiveIy. The TirsT doubles consisTed oT Two very Tine racqueTmen, Doug Rhodes and Edmundo Alamanza. MarTy Schweizer and Bill Harris were second doubles. PHILLIP JOHNSON AND EDMUNDO ALMANZA are The only Two players OT This group who will noT be reTurning in The Tall. This leaves Two imporTanT posiTions vac- anT bu+ They can be replaced by experienced underclassmen such as GiIberT Lock- wood, Bill Harris, and MarTy Schweizer. THE GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM consisTed oT eighT TaIenTed members. Marilyn Rhodes, The number one player, held The TirsT singles posiTion. Shirley Irwin, EdiTh Ferchaud and Beverly Lamb were second, Third, and TourTh singles, respecTively. BeTsy Moore and Judy Ray were TirsT doubles while Elise Schweizer and Jean Clary played second doubles. T H E MAJORITY O F T H I S ' YEAR'S aggregaTion will reTurn wiTh The excepTion oT Marilyn Rhodes, EdiTh Ferchaud and Jean Clary who are '53 graduaTes. OVER-HAND SMASH is delivered by Doug Rhodes while Edmundo Almanaza waifs for a fasi' one. DID WE MAKE THE TEAM? Shirley Irwin, Elise Schweizer, BeTsy Moore, Marilyn Rhodes, and Jean Clary do a IiTTle checking on Their own. SBD JBC Glamazons nw'-1b,,QI ' 9' 'WML' TOP LEFT ITS A TICK by Helen Revue and an empfy mui' for Cafcher Shu-Iey Revue TOP RIGHT GLAMOUR ON THE DIAMOND accompanues Marulyn Rhodes fasf slude Umpure Shurley Crabfree mohons ThaT Carolyn Glover dud noT make uT an ouT BOTTOM SJ H S BASKETBALL ENTHUSIASTS are BACK ROW Vurgunua EsTrada Carmen Carrasco Shurley Irwun Nancy McOsI:er BeTsy Moore Shnrley Long Shurley Revue Beverly Towner Mona Kolb Sue Walfher Carolyn Wunfueld Dorofhy Long Jean Clary Helen Kennedy Lunda Duhamel FRONT ROW Jane Bosman Jeanne Dollar Mary Ann Page BeTTy Whufe Helen Revue Connue Flowerblrd Joan Crabb Eluse Schweuzer Carol Ann Wolslau La Von Belizner Amy Kusalua Chnsfune Muranda Beafruce Kunluade Marulyn Rhodes Tl-IE SJ I-IS GIRLS SPORTS Teams were capably guuded by Mrs Luculle Kugler Through The pasT season The varued ac:TuvuTues uncluded baslceTbal' baseball hockey volleyball and Tennus OuTsTanclung class T arns were The Treshmen hockey champuons ancl The uunuors wunners oT The baslceTball Tuophy The energehc coach nq oT lvlrs Luoulle Kuqler made These c:onTesTs Tar from easy BASEBALL THE NATIONAL SPORT oT The UnuTed STaTes was ably upheld by all Tour classes olururq The pasT season Thus sporT helc one oT Th T LTure spoTs on our aTh lc uc held wuTh Th gurls soTTball playunq beTTer Then our rwascul ne aThleTes lulcecl To admuT 70 . 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Helen Revie dons fhe Queen's Crown and Woody Rodriquez is King. BETWEEN DANCES Joe Pirof, Jean Thomas, and Borfha Briffain squeeze in a quick game of cards. WORKING UP AN APPETITE before refreshmenls, Marian Valdez flips a quick one back across lhe nel while Frances Miranda admires hor lechnique. CAMERAS CLICKED REGULARLY Jrhroughouf lhe school year lhough phofoqraphy was no organ- ized aclivily. Box cameras were in evidence on oufinqs of all kinds and flash cameras a+ school parlies were mol rare. AMONG OUR SHUTTERBUGS we were mosl oi- len surprised by Richard Reyes, Waller Walker, and Edifh Ferchaud snapping candids unawares. 0 H Freshmen Paint the S 5 1. 1 1 K L.. ww -M ,r .yW,,,, M .1 lmtiatlon Follows LEFT: THE S . . . The Frosh slarf ar 5:00 A.M. by Truck .... Edilh Ferchaud Reaches 'fhe Top Buf Richard Reyes and Ralph Hulslrom Talre Time Oul . . . While Beverly Towner and Angie Rodriquez While Wash the S ABOVE: EDMUNDO ALMANZA Observes lhe Shine Tech- nique of J. W. Wall .... and Freshmen Merrily Scrub The Senior Walk .... lWifh Toolhbrushesl . . . As Don Goforfh Appears in lnifialion Garb. . . . and Norman Hunf, Ronald Kennedy, Francis Whiling and Jessie King Form a Line-Up. .XV WE SALUTE VECIL PARKER. Alfhough con- fined and unable fo aHend school with ofhers of lhe Freshman class, Vecil conlinues her ninih grade courses af home wifh lhe help of Mrs. Barnes. 75 nw vs. -gift af! I 'Q' 'f-.W BUDDIES DON GOFORTH, Eldean Rose and Woody Rodriquez Face lhe Camera While Marilyn Rhodes Jeanie Estrada, and Jane Bosman Proudly Display Tag Day Winners Ribbons .... Kenny Freeman and Delberr Caseboll' Make wifh a Tar1an Yell. , . . Don Livesay Gives Carolyn Wrighf a Big Bear Hug .... And Lell +o Righl Kalhleen Colfrell Marilyn Rhodes, Virginia Eslrada, and Jane Bosman Join Helen Kennedy and Davey Pace on lhe Senior Bench .,.. Marilyn Rhodes, AnneHe Munson, and June Bosman Malre Lille Beach Bunnies .... Cyclers Harvey Coflrell Phillip Johnson, Sieve Page and Benny Mafher Cul-Up. ff he lxgs, sv' PAUL PIROT FRED HULSTROM Ronald Kennedy Ralph Hulfsrom and Davld Ver Plank Pose for a Shuflerlsug Bull Harrls Looks On All s ulel In Sludy Hall Excepf fhe Clock on fhe Wall Jo Ann Cochran Make For lhe Sensor Class Play Lulubelle Chapman and Joan Helen Revue and Kenny Marhn Enloy lhe Surf and Sand K 0LpP.l l.BROwN l--'ifgx PRESIDENT 'Q X f 5 K '41 u. I -.,..- MGR 1122 WE HAVE SPONSORS WHO WILLINGLY SUPPORT OUR SCHOOL ACTIVITIES. SPONSORS a I ofmcas 'zeczfesf ufdoofz my CiWlOVlfZ Parr of 'Ihe Greaf Dramahc Herlrage of This TerrlI'ory Produced Annually by 'rhe People of San Jacln+o and Hemel 26+h Season APR L I8 I9 APRIL 25 26 MAY 2 3 The Ramona Pageanl' Assoclahon wishes +o express Hrs appreclahon 'Io I'he following s+udenI's who played a bug parl' In malung I'he l953 pro duchon a success Ednnundo Almanza Jerry Bradford Joan Crabb Mulfon Eacrei' John Easfham Don Flowerblrd Carolyn Glover Don Goforlh Amy Klsalra Jerry Kulbeclc Gnlberl' Lockwood Frank Lunsford Fred Muranda Tmo Mxranda Ralph Morris Tommy Olnvas Peler Oakhzll Roberf Roberds Woody Rodrlquez Jean Thomas David VerPlanlc Bessie Waggoner Ronald Walsmgham Jane Webb Sondra Wslson 'IQ 0 a Volley Rock 84 Sond QUICK DELIVERY SJ 3335! Mixed Concrete CONCRETE READY TO POUR S J 3 35I 3392 Peerless Pipe 83 Rock Compony IRRIGATION 81 BUILDING MATERIALS SJ 3 35: ll ll mona Blvd. Phone . . - . ll II mona Blvd., San Jacinfo W. Fifth, Beaum I Phone . -3 Phone o mona Blvd. Phone . . -3 - -3 - YOUR l953 YAMEEWO PHOTOGRAPHERS Pearson Phota E Fl 670 CHICK PEARSON RELAX AND PLAY' BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 53 S 2 5 3' NIS HOT SPRINGS lQlffU DT I-IOTEL GOLF SWIMMING DANCING 327 . orida Ave. Phone I ll Il Q I ,,., ...N W .... - 1 ' .1 x xW.A,,,,..4 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE YAMEEWO STAFF RE CORD GARAGE DIRECT FACTORY DEALERS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH LLOYD RECORD Johnson Chevrolet Co OLDSMOBILE 8: CHEVROLET DEALERS OF THE VALLEY Fruendly Service Slnce I934 TEXACO PRODUCTS aoaw FI d + 3 J N N W PrPoprie'ror 437 S. San Jacinio S+. Phone S.J. 3-3 I 2I O ll ' ' ' Il . ori a Phone Heme 2IOI CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 53 VALII1Y 1+ ARMS Hlghesf OuaIl+y Dairy Produc+s M aM W M SCHWEIZER C ESSIG WELL DRILLING LAYNE AND BOWLER PUMPS L Van Wlnlzle LICENSEDC NTRACTOR PUMPS AND WELL REPAIR Ph SJ 3555I I -x -x .J L r. rs. . . E. . ProprieI'ors Disfribufor Q O O one . . - SIN JAQINTO ELECTRIC COMPANY APPLIANCES TELEVISION ELECTRICAL CGNTRACTORS SAN JACINTCD IVIILLINC Co CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF W M Kolb W Man SI' K W 1 .. Lv I h 3-4061 201 W. Main S+. J . '53 . . . i . CONGRATULATICNS FROM Hmzrono Fuueluu. Home IJEN BEST WISHES TO 53 LORENA MILLERS NURSERY NURSERY 81 FLOWER SHOP VV.hAAJN N IST h Swl - h H I I I d H phone 659l bll bhk Ph ' 3 Hfmer CALIF Wholesale and ParI'y Ca+ermg 'rh del +h YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT THE MAIN STREET FOUNTAIN GRIII CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 53 257 E M SJ 34853 WI1l'rman s Chocolafes AND CONEECTIONERY 9 dmag L b 3 2 EFI H +CIf BesI' Washes and Lo+s of Luck Class of 53 II' CanI' Be Bea+' Ea+ and Relax a+ GRANDOIEO S M I Q l M Id ies wiII scream if you ' b y R Ic y I e C Keep S me a+ H e , . ain . . - I I . TAIIQUITZ CAEE +0 +he I I Mana ed by F In D ' D' H - d I P y M . L A d L P p I' Ph H 94 id A 28 es ori a A I 3 08 T I'IemeI', California GREENS A 81W ROOT BEER 600 N STATE Shakes MaI+s Sandwlches Tacos LOTS OF LUCK San Jacinio Hugh School and The Class of 53 HENRY EVANS CONGRATULATIONS +o +he CLASS OF 53 EASTHAMS DAIRY Na'rlonaIIy Adverhsed GROCERIES OUALITY MEATS FRESH PRODUCE WEITYS MARKET I +o . I IFormerIy Ann's Drive InnI Phone 9I2I H I QUBIHY Honey I I I Nor'r .an -.Iacinfo Ave. S 'I I CII . ain one..- CONGRATULATIONS +o 'rhe Class of 53 SAN IACINTO PHARMACY Prescrlphons Cosmehcs Vefermary Supplues SJ 3307I IOOE M CONGRATULATIONS +0 'rI1e CLASS OF 53 Fay 8: Allen Thomas San Jacinto Drug Store FOUNTAIN BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 53 DIVINES Insurance Real EsI'a+e 3 36I CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 53 WELCH 81 WADSWORTH INSURANCE Ph 200 I I Ph ne .. - . I I I Pho SJ- I E.Maans+. MEF' 'd H I I SAN IACINTO VALLEY REGISTER The V Iley s Olde I' Ye+ L el esI' Ne spape ual +y Pr n+ers S nce I893 THE HEMET NEWS a orna Model Weekly CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF Tarmers 81 Merchants The Elrst Nahonal Bank SAN JACINTO 6 Enrst Savings Bank SAN JACINTO I C cp I I i C ITE i 's Il I a s I' 0 0 ll IV I W I' Th I I ' II'ion f y Founded I885 kl In P E C of II53Il of Heme+ M bers of Federal Deposif orporahon GRACES Th VALLEY SHOP FOR GIRLS Where Girls Can Be Fashlon Wuse S3 2EM CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 53 RAYMONDS 'r f HH The Place 'ro Go For Brands You Know 'I' I'y 459 J 1' I'I'y Sh Fea+urmg Value FII' and S+yIe I3INH Hemei' . . H AS F +h E+ F Iy L - K I C If G QI Dial .J. -59II OI asi' Williams' Store for Men SIIRDIVANVS SHOES The ohn C R In Sh Quai o 'Ffh Y g Man's Ch ce N s I ' ' Ad 'r d L . 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Florida Phone Heme 738I 9052 o. a nolia, 'L Anaheim, California I . ori a - Hemei, Califo Phone I RepresenI'a'rive for ' ' Floor Trea+men+s and Mainienance Ma+eria or e World San Jacinto Lumber Co ONE CALL FOR EVERY BUILDING NEED Ph SJ 3 55 33565 S S I02EFI dA H GIBBEI HARDWARE GbbIHcI TII1 dEH HEME 0 I' T NEI ON EQUIPMENT CO Besf Washes 'ro Americas FuI'ure The Class of 53 GOOD LUCK GRADUATES OF 53 R +h Ir p 3 CIH d Ir ' ' ' C: 3 2 I 5I0 J I' I Your In+ern.a+ionaI DeaIer X ' I Growers and Packers of I F y P I I' d O ou can ax, mote uf you canf Lum, effefz FORD C CARTER CRALL EORD CO 4OI E Flo da Hemef GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 53 May Lf B As Smoofh As A R d I 'rhe Ne Doge V 8 Dodge Plymo 'rh 408 W Flo da A e Heme'r B CHUCK REEVES STEVES AUTO PARTS Fa feld LIo M d I A m AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AIR COOLED ENGINES SERVICE Pho e 743I T205 E Flo MIDWAY SELE SERVICE GAS BATTERIES LUBRICATING OILS BULK SERVICE TOO Md y Be e ei' Sa Jacn'ro d Hemef Pho Hemef 786I Q p . . . +0 IJ ' - I1 ! . W ef HEMET MOTORS Trucking Produce Gram E+c Cargo Insured JAMES L ROBINSON CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 53 CHURCHILL TRANSPORTATION CO Moving and SI'orage Packing and Crahng I26N C H I 'r GMCT In OLIVERC PERCIVAL Truck and Traller Sales FTo IOHN H GILLILAND STUDEBAKER g S g K 2 W'fFId Congrafulahons Class of I953 SAN IACINTO TAXI D I3 2I I I I ' I1 - ' I' . armaIi+a PI1. eme 6I4I Phone Heme 745I ruc s Big Enou In To erve You Small Enou h To now You O2 es ori a Ph 303I Hemef, CaIifornia I3I2 E rida Ave. H ef, CBIT- ia -6 I San Jacini' IANES PLACE CCNGRATULATES e CLASS OF 53 I09 R SJ 36492 FRENCH S BAKERY Cakes Pas+ries Bread EM STERLING PHARMACY DICK GEE I05 H RALPHS DRUG STORE Cosmehcs GIHS Pho+o Finishing II4N H + B HIW M d RED ROCK DAIRY FARM O P 5642 S d S b P 3 3804 + MOORES ELNIDO RANCH euesr HOME AgdM W 506EM SJ 34334 SOBOBA HOT SPR'NGS RESORT SJ'rCIf ' 1 Eh I W eIcomel I3 Teen Canieen Lucille and Joe French amona gan Jacimo ' ' T ISO . ain S+. San Jacinio Cosme+ics Prescripfions I Sundries Prescrip+ion Pharmacisfs . arvard SI'ree+ Hemei Phone 36II . arvard Heme 695I Tho oas u e ay Seem, were P3111 oi,Ouf PARK HII.I. NURSERY Ce 'Seam' Fruii' and hade Trees Fine Roses an hru s Ferfilizers and Insecficides We're Growing wi+h San Jacinio, +oo- Ben and Eva Thomas AI' Your Door or a+ ur Sfore hone - Hewi I' S+. E. Menlo hone San Jacin'l'o I u II 'For 5 e en and Omen an acin o, ai ornia . ain . . - MAURY C COLEMAN AuI'o Fare Accldeni' LlabrIl+y INSURANCE I95 E Mann S+ SJ 3 4567 ROGERS M COX Cerhfled Pu bhc AccounI'anI' III N Harvard HemeI' Phone 702 I L R WHITE GeneraI Building Confracior Resrdenhal Commercual or Remodelmg ILES WHITEI Phone S J 3 435I 627 Sanfa Congra+uIahons SAN IACINTO COMMUNITY BUILDERS COLEMANS HARDWARE HOME AND RANCH SUPPLIES Phon SJ 3 5IOI We LIKE IT HERE GIL SEVERNS TELEVISION HEADQUARTERS We Sell The Besi' A n Repair The Resf I340 E. Florida Ave. Phone 727I Hemei' HEMET REERIGERATION CO Au+horlzecI Dealers Sales and Servrce Frlgudalre Phllco I I8 E Florida Ave Hemei' Joseph A Sly WALTHALL RADIO AND TV Sales and Service Admiral, Crofley 81 SIuarI' Warner I34 S. Harvard Heme+ 4I'-74 . . . . . - I . . - Fe -- - I +o 'rhe Class of '53 d v 81 HARRY L LIVESAY Texaco Service E Fl Congrafulaflons Class of l953 f MINOR S UNION SERVICE STATION S S 3438I THE HOGAN + Gruen Wafches pl: KULBECK S JEWELRY STORE I l34EM General Sweater Corporation C T SAN IACINTO RELIABLE CLEANERS 3 l96E M 3 Congrafulahons fo fhe l953 Yameewo Sfaff B P 0 E San lacmlo Elks Congrafulafions Graduafing Class FARMERS FAIR OF RIVFRSIDE COUNTY A q 26 so Aufo Repairinq Lubricafion Brake Service Gas Oils I ' Mofor Tuneup Bafferies ' Tires Ba feries Accessor ' I l235 . orida Ave. Hemef, Calif. Tires Accessories 496 . an Jacinlro - 1 Fine afclies For Gif s and Jewelry Wafcli Bands Diamonds Giffs or all Occasions Sho irsf af flue Hogan . ain San Jacinfo Los Angeles, ali ornia Class Sweafers Leffermen Sweafers Francis Long -- Class of '2 Chenille Emblems . ain Phone -306l ' fo floe . . . . ' Hemef, California u . -. , I953 SIGNATURES We Thanlc These WHEN YOU WANT SOMETHING DONE ask a busy person 'ro do rl held lrue con cernung lhls year s annual slaff In a small school wnlh one hundred and elghly elghl sludenls who are so Tull of school splrul lhal 'rhey go all ou+ lor everylhnng I+ lakes an excepluonally good slaff lo handle a hundred page yearbook Thus years slafl was excephonally good and lhey never shlrked Ihe many hours ol careful planning and hard work lhal goes un+o pullnng oul lheur besl possrble book HOWEVER THIS IS ONLY A PART of lhe Iask ol making a successful yearbook I addulaon lo The arl work and 'rhe Iulerary work and The busuness managemenl necess ary lo publish The I953 Yameewo adeguale hnancnng was equally nmporlanl As In years pasl lhe proceeds derlved from The sale of books would nol pay for 'rhe pub Incahon cosls of Jrhe annual and our slalf lurned once agaun +o The bussnessmen ol San Jaclnlo and Hemel who have always wholehearledly supporled our school Thus year Ihese lnduvuduals have again made ou yearbook possible and we are pleased +o carry Ihe ads of o many llrms as evidence ol lhls line supporl OUR SPONSOR AND OUR STAEE Thank Mrs Beryl Penacho lor her asslslance In lypung hnal copy for lhe Yameewo and Mr James Hooper for hrs help In proof read :ng final copy and galley sheels When deadllnes drew near bolh were ready wllh helpung hands and cheerful smiles WE THAN4 OUR PHOTOGRAPHERS Pearson s Sluduo our engravers The Los An geles Engravung Company our cover company The S K Smulh Cover Company and our prlnlers The Hemel News WE HOPE THAT THE I953 YAMEEWO m ruls all of lhe fnne supporl and cooperaluon g ven us +hI: year II ' ll Y I - . . 1 . . . 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