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

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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

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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.

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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