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

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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

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.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