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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1954 volume:

Wfx . 71, fr J HOLD IT, PAT ! - THIS IS A ROADBLOCK . . 1 .- 'll ' fa 2 A if : 'Q X ' To M G 4 ' ,f . f f' . ' 2 5 ? IS 'PY' EDITOR GRACE BYKER BUSINESS MANAGER SHIRLEY REVIE X ADVERTISING MANAGER GILBERT LOCKWOOD TD 'I AS RECORDED AT SAN JACINTO HIGH SCHOOL SAN JACINTO CALIFORNIA ED IN DURING THE YEAR I954 EVEN THE NAMES HAVEN T BEEN CHANG ff' I q M0 ri. N E s v ,ff , ' I I ' Q up I E f' 1' m . ,ff ' 1 x I J E , x ' ! 69 , mf HELLO! SUPERINTENDENT LOCKWOOD? . . . UH-HUH, THIS IS THE TIGER, San Jacin+o mascoi' reporfing. Uh.huh. This is a mysfery of maior pro- por+ions. Uh-huh. We've se'r up a dragnei' cover- ing Riverside Counfy. Uh-huh. We ran a roadblock fhis morning on all San Jac buses. So far, fhere has been no frace of your missing s'ruden+s. Uh-huh. We'll do +ha+. We'll move in on +he high school righ'f away. We mighi' uncover vifal clues. Uh-huh. You do fhaf. You lei me lmow if anyfhing suspicious furns up. Any lead could be impor+an+ on fhis case. Uh- huh. This is +he plan .... l'll shadow fhe adminisfra- fion and check The classes. There could be under- ground acfivifies or foul play in sporis. Even school sponsors are no? above suspicion. Uh-huh. l'll be righi' over! Lim Q65 Y f' X 'Ap-xl' A 0 f Q-0? j 7 if 4' as .4 cjjhf-1,-- ' 55.1 ,:-- My .fee-1' W 4:5 mf' ..-11-,-r, ag.-.':..ff'3 ,r- - s rL5s 2 THIS IS THE SCENE OF THE CRIME, San Jacinio High School, enroIImen+ one hundred and eighfy- five. Old Spanish archiI'ec'rure and cIean Iand- scaped grounds sprawl beneafh +he shadows of Mouni' San Jacinio, Iznown fhrough Indian Iore as Yameewo. Today Ihe pafio is quiei' wi'I'h +he sound of missing feet 3 'J 'Q IN ONE DISTANT DIM CORRIDOR a growing group of s'I'uden+s buzz excifedly, kicking fhe mounfing mysfery back and for1'l1. WHODUNIT? Could if be a kidnaping case? Was murder in- volved? Could San Jacin'ro's Tiger mascof solve fhe case? Well, if's anyone's guess! O 53 ' So 00 Q 0 4 A FEW STRAY COUPLES such as Grace Byker and Walfer Wallrer sfroll +he Senior Walk, ob- livious fo The less momen+ous fascinafions of school life. 'c , I 0 ZX. O sf C? . . . BUT LIFE SCCUT JERRY TOWNER SAYS, For1'y fhree s+uden+s cannoi' disa ear info fhin ' PP air or wifhouf leaving a frail! We'lI help 'rhe Ti- ger 'rraclr +hem down. -Lf? x N.- COACH DOUG B R O W N GUIDED THE TIGER CUBS TO VICTORY, and his own exam- ples of good sporfsmanship played an imporfani' pari' in our winning The League Spor+sman- ship Trophy for I954. We Dedieate the uYameevve IN APPRECIATION OF THE EINE JOB MR. BROWN HAS DONE and his ex- emplificalion of sporismanship and in- Jregrily, we, Ihe Yameewo Siali of I954, 'ralce greal pride in dedicaling our year- boolc Io him. MR. BROWN, A GRADUATE OF SAN JACINTO OF THE CLASS OE I939. spenl ihree years in rhe Navy, relurned and allended Redlands Universiiy before coming Io leach physical educalion al San Jacinlo. He became our direclor ol aihlelics and sel a good example for us. HIS SINCERITY AND UNDERSTAND- ING HAVE BEEN HELPFUL Io many oi us and his devolion Io his job, whelher coaching sporls or leaching social sub- iecls, has always been inspiring Io us all. OUR DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS HAS PRODUCED many championship J. V. Ioolball Ieams, including This year's. He also coaches baslcefball and is a Ioolball line coach. GOOD LUCK ALWAYS TO A GOOD FRIEND AND TEACHER. 6 COACH BROWN SHOT THE MISSING STUDENTS circulafing rumors claim! He sings, A camera and proieclor are my an i. Operation Dragnet Covers These S + C3 69 gvy wr QW' W 0 Adminisfrafion . . . 8 Ac:'rivi+ies . . . . I8 por s . . . . 32 Classes . . . 52 Sponsors . . 76 ! E fa' fx ,Af Q -:fe X Y J if 14- is xx Oo X ,YAN e 'L , vo f x ml ? 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V 4' rs AN EXCELLENT ADMINISTRATOR COULD HEBEENLOSTTSJHSF h Prrncrpal Lockwood Speaks ANOTHER SCHOOL YEAR HAS COME TO A CLOSE For The members of The graduafung class oT l954 IT marks The end of four years af San Jacrnfo Hugh School four years frlled wrTh laughfer and Tears wrTh vrcforues and losses wrTh dreams and realrfres wrTh achrevemenfs and dnsappornfmenfs yeT every year filled wrfh unforgeffable memories of farfhful frrends favorrTe classes and Teachers Thrrllrng games class parfres and many oTher school acTlvrTres AS YOU LEAVE THE PORTALS OF SAN JACINTO HIGH SCHOOL as a hrgh school sTudenT for The lasf Time your Teachers and l hope ThaT you wrll feel your Trme has been well spenT ThaT you will be confrdenT rn meefrng lifes fur Ther advenfures ThaT your experience has been bofh enroy able and worfh whale and ThaT you wrll keep close conTacT wrfh your Alma lvlafer ThroughouT The years To come We hope ThaT you wrll leave us wrTh a feeling of regref buT ThaT you will look forward To The fuTure wrTh confidence and roy Mosf sincerely yours Charles W Lockwood Prrncrpal AV a . . . . or T e coming Term as our principal and superin- TendenT, C. W. Lockwood, was urged by numerous sfaunch suppoders To file candi- dacy for Riverside Counfy Superinfendenf of Schools. However, 'forfuneiely for our school, Mr. Lockwood declined. I I I The Board Governs SJ H S THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES oT The San JacunTo UnuTuecl School DusTrucT was eIecTed by The regusTered voTers oT San JacunTo as Theur represenTaTuves To maunTaun The hugh esT possuble educaTuonal sTancards Tor our dusTrucT THROUGH THE ACTION OF THIS LEGISLATIVE BODY The commercual and homemakung rooms were remodeled and provuded wuTh TuncTuonal modern equupmenT durung The pasT school Term A new bus was also purchased THIS GROUP OF CIVIC MINDED CITIZENS conTunualIy looked ahead and developed plans so ThaT our school s TaculuTues would keep pace wuTh uTs growTh Through Theur careTuI ThoughT and consuoeraTuon uT has been possuble Tor San JacunTo Hugh School sTuclenTs To sTudy un a de surable and aTTracTuve aTmosphere THE EXECUTIVES WHO CARRY OUT THE POLICIES made by The Board were our pruncupal and TaculTy mem bers As The Two groups worked TogeTher sTudenTs re ceuved more pruvuleges and opporTunuTues un gauruung Theur educaTuon MEMBERS OF THE BOARD FOR THE TERM OF I953 54- were Maury C Coleman PresudenT unsurance agenT and realTor Vuola M Garbanu Clerk a graduaTe oT San Ja cunTo Hugh School Dr Aage V Berg Floy D Rose owner oT Rose s Shoe Shop and a graduaTe OT Thus school and Herschel WeI+y proprueTor and manager oT Welry s Mar keT Mrs Garbanu was a new board member Thus Term MAURY COLEMAN ITEMIZES THE I955 BUDGET f f II b d G A g . ry . . T . I I A T . ' .I u ' ' I ' ' T i' I 1 I 1 Rose, Herschel Welfy, Mrs. Viola arbani, and D DOUGLAS BROWN-English, So- JOHN CHRISTENSON - English: ' l S+ d' , Ph . Ed.: B.A., U ' . B.A., M.A., L B h Siafe Col- C 0 A C H S O I- O M O N Zia Redlliarljli. YS my lege. Ong eac Could be a Clue? Acfiviliesz JV Foolball, A B Bas- Acliviliesz Senior Class Assislanf lxelball, Baseball, Le++ermen s Club, Sponsor Sophomore Class Sponsor. Faculty Members Lead SAN JACHNITO l-llOl-l SCHOOL MAY VVELL BE PROUD ol ils 'reaching slail, lor each lacully member is a specialisl in his or her own parlicular lield. Each is a well- lrained experl condilioned by experience To cope wilh and help solve The many prob- lems which The maluring high school sluclenl musl lace and should solve. Learning is a slow and somelinnes painful, sornelirnes happy cnzperience. ll is a process which lhe iacully can only assisl, guide, and direcl-lor lunclamenlally, learning is Thai which The sludenl nnusl' exlencl The inilialive lo develop 'lor himself. MRS. BERYL PENACHO-Commen EMILY PETERSON-Homemalcingg B.A., ROBERT ROBERDS-Music, B.A., cial: B.E., UCLA. Nebr. Sfafe Teachers College UCLA Acliviliesz Sludenl Council and Acfivifiesz F.H.A., Sophomore Class As- Acfiviiiesz Band, Tiger Caravan, Courl: Sfudenl Body Funds: Meril sislanf Sponsor. Dance Orchesfra, Spring Feslival, Sysfem, Aclivily Poinisp Senior Class Senior Class Sponsor. Assislanf Sponsor. Nj' -nf'-x in - H A M , W, V ,lf f ' 42,7 1' hm ' at f if V , I ! :V WN! LW ' ' I if Q, I V ff My 2 Y W W ml ' an A We 1 V ,wmv is .ts A .f vi' s - I wif . 51 . b MS ay x Qwyk x 'ff . Q ' We Q 2 ..-- ,z x. 'wir wp 3' 'ln ' 1 At S.J.H.S. Elected Students OUR STUDENT BODY OFFICERS were an im- portant part ot the school year. Composed ot the president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, and histor- ian, they were elected in the spring ot l953 and served tor the en- tire l954 term. Our cheerleaders and song- leaders were also elec- ted at the same time. lnterested girls tirst tried out betore the council and band mem- bers. Later, at a gen- stuoent BODY orricsizs LEND A HELPING HAND. Judy Ray, ifessufefg eral assembly, all can- Richard Reyes, vice president: Linde Duhamel, historian: Marian Valdez, secre dida-tes were presensf-ed to the student body. The council set up the election polls in the gym and conducted the election. tary: Pat Dunn, president. FIRST SEMESTER COURT CONVENES. STANDING: Marty Schweizer, Ronnie Chapman, Stanley Bottom, Bill Harris, Paul Mares, Mona Kolb, Carlos Ruslr, Sue Walther, SEATED: Marian Valdez, Judy Ray, Pat Dunn, Richard Reyes, Linda Duhamel, Mrs. Penecho. Represent the Student Body SECOND SEMESTER COUNCIL MEETS PERIOD 4. STANDING: Paul Mares, Bill Harris, Marty Schweizer, Gilbert Lockwood, Dian Ball, Mona Kolb, Blayne Wilson, Eldean Rose. SEATED: Mrs. Penacho, Richard Reyes, Linda Duhamel, Marian Valdez, Shirley Revie, Pat Dunn. THE STUDENT COURT AND COUNCIL CONTINUED AS THE EUNCTIONING GROUP ot the student government atter having been in use at this high school tor twenty years. Some may have a question about the ditterence between the Court and Council. They were both comprised ot the same members: the student body ot- ticers and the class presidents and representatives. The class otticers were elected each semester, making it possibIe tor the cIasses to have ditterent representation tor each semester. The student body otticers, however, served tor the entire school year. Mrs. Penacho was Court and Council Sponsor. THE COURT TRIED AND SENTENCED TRANSGRESSORS ot the schooi ruIes. It the detendants were tound guilty, they were given demerits accordingly. For example, it an underclassman trespassed on the Senior Walk or a student cluttered the campus with debris, he was IiabIe to be brought betore the Court. THE COUNCIL WAS OUR LEGISLATIVE BODY. Through the suggestion box, it tried to please the majority ot the students. Thus, all students could have a voice in our student government. THE COUNCIL PLANNED MANY OE THE HIGH SCHOOL SOCIAL FUNCTIONS and okayed class or club sponsorec dances. parties and concessions. The pianning ot the traditional activities-Tag Day, the Hike to the the Freshman Reception, the Christmas party, and the Mothers' Tea. I5 Man Busy Hands Establish TI-IE OFFICE GIRLS WERE SEEN guielly galhering allendance slips and doing olher errands. They also helped Mrs. Du- Bourdieu wilh Jrhe arrendance record. Because ol Ihe new siale alrendance rul- ing, Mrs. DuBourdieu nas 'ralcen over Jrhis iob leaving Mrs. Rhodes Iree lor olher imporlanl ollice dulies. OUR STUDENT LIBRARIANS VVERE VERY EEEICIENT under Ihe leadership ol Mrs. Shepherd. I-lead SIuden+ Librarian was Shirley Crablree. New lellered co- vers were placed on all Iiclion books, The shelves and Iiles Ifepl in good order, and a Iisl Iyped several days in advance was posred Io inlorm 'rhose who had Iooolcs due. Library accessions passed 'rhe Iwo Ihousand rnarlc Ihis year. I6 A CHEERFUL STAFF PERFORMS DAILY OFFICE ROUTINE. BACK ROW: Mrs. Rhodes, Joyce Norfhrup, Sondra Wilson, LiIIinLnfrd J A Hd M a u s o , o nn o ges, rs. DuBorc.Iieu. FRONT ROW: Chrisfine Hul- sfrom, Elaine Wiseman, Mona Kolb, Jeanie Dollar. STUDENT LIBRARIANS STUDY ACCESSION IDENTIFICATION. BACK ROW: Nancy Bu'lIer, Shirley Crabfree, Shirley Revie, Lois Maffson, Mrs. Shepherd. FRONT ROW: Joyce Nor+I1rup, Darlyne Rowe, Pafsy Fifz- gibbons. MISS GABRIEL, SCHOOL NURSE, ADMIN ISTERS A HEARING TEST Io Elaine Wise man as Linda Duhamel waifs her furn Regular l-ligh Sohool Routine , s 9.1 as og! WHOLESOME HOT LUNCHES ARE SERVED DAILY by Mrs. McCracken, Mrs. Ver Planlt, and Mrs. Parks. TRUANT OFFICER ROBERDS iofs down a slrip sfudenf for immediafe check-up. IT'S TIME OUT FROM THEIR GARDEN- ING lo iosh wilh belween bell sludenls for cusfodians Beavers and Coafes. FROM EARLY MORNING UNTIL LATE AT NIGHT our cuslodians were on duly. They were always busy wilh lhe wallcs and buildings and in lceeping everylhing in worlcing order. Mr. Coals, Head Cuslodian, wilh Mr. Beavers and Mr. Slevenson, his assislanls, were re- sponsible lor lhe nealness of our campus Jrhis pasl school Term. NO ONE BECAME ILL WITHOUT A CHECK-UP by Miss Gabriel, our school nurse, who decided who was malingering and who was ill. Mr. Roberds, lhe allend- ance officer, helped her wirh 'rhis problem. UNDER THE EEFICIENT MANAGEMENT OE MRS. MCCRACKEN and her cheerful helpers, Mrs. Ver Rlanlc, Mrs. Parks, and Mrs. Solomon, cashier, 'rhe cafeleria served over lhree hundred meals per day, which proved lhe popularily ol lhe hol school lunches. THE SCHOOL BUSES WERE BUSY ALL YEAR wilh Mr. Peebles, Mr. Rallon, Mr. Ferrell and Mr. Anderson driving The sludenls many places for school aclivilies as well as 'raking lhern lo school and home again. I7 ..f T DUN WHO T DUN WHO T DUN HO JP T CD -I 3-w CD 1 CD CI 3 Q. co 1 LQ -1 CD c: :J Q. JP cv :+- 4 E+- CD U7 ND T UN WHOD ,GW 0 sf? 'nr is Q, '-1 P ' fi' H X' X, in ff L ,f , I D I I - 1 S' T -nv ,th ' V ffl . ' T 9 1 x f , .. - 'N f IIIIFHIII5 I 5 ' X .71 ,.'. - fqgylll I D I x 5 :Jaffa O L, ll - xf ,, X 'Qt A A L 5 ' -T1 o o o ,rffxs I nk 35 Z H1 'I fda X 'I v -a,.,..f 1 Four Dne-Aol Plays Discover TO KEEP THE TRADITION, an evening packed wilh a variely ol enlerlainmenl was provided by lhe Troupers Club Iasl Oclober. Facully advisor was Mr. Hooper and each play had ils sludenl direclor. NO TELEVISION TONIGHT , A RIOTOUS COMEDY, gave a hilarious example ol how a Ielevision sel can cause confusion in a lypical American home. The hard- working and capable sludenl direclor was Elsie Schweizer. In lhe casl were Bill Har- ris, Linda Duhamel, Anila Brown, Waller Walker, Dave Ver Plank and Joyce McLean. WITH THE SETTING IN AN ASYLUM WAS THE PLAY, LUNATICS. The casl members were Beverly Lamb and Jesse King. Sludenl direclor was Belsy Moore who direcled 'rhe play wilh skill. DARKNESS . THE MOST DRAMATIC OF THE FOUR PLAYS, showed how biller one can gel when he loses his sighl. The casl was Carolyn Glover, Roger Walsingham and Dave Newell. Pal Dunn, sludenl body presidenl, direcled lhe play. ALSO WELL RECEIVED BY ITS AUDIENCE WAS Grounds lor Divorce , anolher lasl-moving comedy. Wrillen by our English and drama inslruclor, Mr. Hooper, il broughl lo one's allenlion how quickly a woman can and ollen does lump lo con- clusions. Included in lhe casl were Shirley Crablree, lhe wile: Marry Schweizer, The husband: and Joan Barllell, lhe cook. Connie Elowerbird did an impressive iob ol slu- denl direcling. This play was Ialer presenled lor 'rhe San Jacinlo Lions Club and 'rhe San Jacinlo Communily Builders when lhe Ialler group mel al 'rhe Soboba Hol Springs. The play was enlhusiaslically received. Business manager was Marry Schweizer while Dave Newell was in charge ol publicily. Handling delails back slage was Doug Rhodes who was very dependable. Making up each individual casl' member in order lhal he would look his parlicular parl were Darlyne Rowe, Shirley Long, Nancy Buller, Lois Mallson and Marian Valdez. Drama enlhusiasls owe Mr. Hooper much credil for lhe skilled direclion and lireless elforls which macle lhe four produclions poss- ible. 'Hg A SCENE FROM NO TELEVISION TONIGHT is rehearsed by drama hams Dave Ver Plank, Waller Walker, Linda Duhamel, Joyce McLean, Bill Harris, and Anile Brown. ew Talent CAROLYN GLOVER PACIFIES EM- BITTERED ROBERT WALSING- HAM, blind clwaracler, whose lar- gef of anlagonism has bell-I arms ampufafed. The play plol parallel: flue siluafion of llwe man wifh holes in luis Slioes who llwouglwl lie was bad off unlil he mel llwe man wil no feel. TWO WOULD-BE LUNATICS, Bev- erly Lamb and Jesse King, cavorl flirouglw flue hilarious acfion of one acl in an insane asylum. THE BEST LAID PLANS OF M!CE AND MEN . . . and women, loo, in Grounds for Divorce . . . offen 90 Mlfdyl Marly Schweizer Slwlr- ley Cralalree, and Joan Barllelf provide riofous aclion. 1 ,Q YT gli 5255 gh X , . f ' ' A auf V , V, 4 I I ,. ,, N ,,7 ', 1 12: 36 K5 Q SN A ff? V Q in Q 15:7Yf1f ' , 36.521, Q wr ' 'QW Eg i JPY! 2 .41 ,gy ? 5 4 3 Z i M ,E S 5 QQ! 0-ll Ji! 4 13 lf ' M , f f , 75 , wif mf I ,., , ,,, If 4, 4 X CAST MEMBERS OF ROOM FOR ONE MORE REACH NEW HEIGHTS. Anile Brown, Michael Clow, Mary Wilson, Bill Harris, Wanda Websler, Waller Chapman, Jerry Towner, Chrisfine Miranda, Jean Thomas, Linda Duhamel, Berfha Brilfain, Shirley Ogburn. Juniors, Too, Can ol CNE OE THE BEST JUNIOR PLAYS EVER PRESENTED AT S.J.H.S. was enioyed by lhe residenls oi San Jacinlo early Iasl March. The iuniors were well applauded by lheir enlhusiaslic audience for an excellenl presenlalion ol Room lor One More. The play plol was sincere and several scenes broughl 'rears lo lhe eyes oi lhe aud- ience. ll porlrayed a couple who adopied orphan children and raised lhem lo be iine men and women. THE STRONG AND TALENTED CAST INCLUDED: Anila Brown, Molherg Bill Harris, Joey: Linda Duhamel, Tror Roset Wanda Websler, Teensie Rose: Chrisline Miranda. Janeyp Mary Wilson, Belly: Jean Thomas, Miss Winsrony Michael Clow, Poppy: Vlfaller Chapman, Jimmy John: Shirley Ogburn, Mrs. Biddle: Jerry Towner, George Biddle and Berlha Brillian, lhe rescued woman. THE PLAY WAS HEADED BY STUDENT DIRECTCR, Beverly Lamb. Heading lhe commillee for 'rhe impressive scenic background was Linca Duhamel. Olher direclors and managers were Don Hale, publicily: Carolyn Glover, riclcelsy Amy Kisalca, produclion secrelary: Berlha Bril- 'rian and Amy Kisal-ia, malce-up: Paul Mares and Harvey Riclrells. properliest and Alberl Reed, slrage manager. Eng- Yi lish and speech insirucior. Mr. Hooper, 4 was direcror oi lhe play. ' TRAGEDY STRIKES THE PUMPKIN SHELL. The gaunllef of sorrow is run when news breaks oi Ihe deafh of faiher. STANDING: Jean Thomas, Shirley Ogburn, Waller Chap- man, Bill Harris. FOREGROUND: Linda Duhamel, Anifa Brown, Wanda Websier. Clubs Promote Many Interests J '9 X, ,,y,, , QUEENS OF THE POTS AND PANS CONGREGATE FOR F.H.A. BACK ROW: Linda Miller, Frances Apolonio, Beverly Towner, La Von Bellzner, Sue Walfher, Georgia King, Joanne Cain. THIRD ROW: Linda Rose, Miss Pelerson, Chrisfine Hulsrrom, Jo Ann Hodges, Joan Barflefl, Virginia Grufzmacher. Mary Wilson, Jeanie Dollar. SECOND ROW: Belly While Helen Revie, Shirley Long, Nancy Shaw, Donna Esfrada, Jessie Moore, Darlene While. FRONT ROW: Allean Beary, Virginia Koehn, Angie Roclriquez, Mary Ann Page, Chrisline Miranda, Marcia Bradley, Nola Thibodeaux, Sondra Wilson. THE F.H.A. lT TAKFS FACF ROWDFR TQ CATCH A MAN and balcing powder lo hold hirnl So, reasoneo lwenry-nine aclive Fufure Hornenwalers oi Arnerica. Miss Pelerson has spone sofeo The F.H.A. since rhe local group was iirsl organized in IQSZ. During The pasl scnod rerno srudenr ieaoers were Shirley Long, presidenlt Joan Barllell, vice presidenlt Helen Revie, secrelary: LG Von Bellzner, Treasurer: Mary Ann Page hislorian, and Marcia Bradley song leaoer. THE G.A.A. S.J.H.S. OLAMOURZONS WORKED THFlR WAY inlo The Girlsl Alhlelic Associa- rion via The accurnualicn ol iive hunored poinls scored in girlsl alhleric acliviries. Arry liisala presioed as presidenlj Berlha Brirlain, vice presiclenh and Linda Dunanfel secreary-ffeasurer. Mrs. Kugler was sponsor. SAN JAC G-LAMOURLONS TURN OUT EN MASS FOR GAA BACK RCW Elise Schweizer Jean Thomas Beverly Towne: FOURTH ROW Palsy Firzgibbons Mrs Kugler Befsy Moore Lnda Duhamel THIRD ROW Sue Waliher Mona Kolb La Von Bellzner Shirley Revue Nancy Shaw SECOND ROW Beverly Lamb Belly While Shirley Long La Nelia Clary Judy Ray Connie Flowerbird FRONT ROW Amy Kisalra Mary Ann Page Angie Rodriguez Helen R e hrisline Miranda Marcia Bra ey ev in ev L -Q1 'Nl ea K1 .1-'rs 2--qw 4 , Y ,5.j ' f'N HAPPY WARBLERS SWELL THE GLEE CLUB RANKS. GIRLS: BACK ROW: Shirley Crablree. Shirley Barbarick, Jean Thomas, Nelda Boynlon, Frances Apolonio, Darlyne Rowe. THIRD ROW: Deborah Woollollr, Georgia King, Connie Flowerbird, Joan Barllell, Nancy Shaw, Mary Wilson, Jeanie Dollar. SECOND ROW: Lillian Lunsford, Joyce Hollman, Belly While, Shirley Long, Dian Ball, Belsy Moore. FRONT ROW: Sondra Wilson, Belva Edwards. Carolyn Glover, Mary Ann Page, Donna Eslrada, Thelma Ra1on. BOYS: BACK ROW: Richard Dodge, Gilberl Lockwood, Norman Hunl, Don Flowerbird, Delberl Speir, THIRD ROW: Marlin Flores, Danis Reeves, Allred McOslrer, Wayne Wilson, Blayne Wilson, Mr. Roberds. SECOND ROW: Tino Miranda, Joe Pirol, Don Kendall, Dave Ver Planlr, Marly Schweizer, Harvey Riclrells. FRONT ROW: Alberl Reed, Vincenl Valdez, Waller Chapman, Roy Howe, Ronnie Ruiz, Ronnie Chapman. GLEE CLUB S O lvl E R E A L G O N E SONGS WERE PUT OUT by Mr. Roberds' Boys' a n d Girls' Glee Club lhis y e a r. A record number ol enrollees wenl wilh lhe Tiger Caravan, gave as- se m b l y programs lor our own slud- enls, and parlici- paled in lhe annual Spring Music Fesli- val and al Bacca- laureale and Grad- ualion. LETTERMEN T H O S E WHEELS W A L K I N G AR- OUND THE CAM- PUS proudly dis- playing coveled blaclc swealers were our Iellermen. Their lellers were earned in maior sporls and designaled aclivily on lhe Varsily, Bee, or Cee leams. Ol- licers were: Kenny Freeman, presidenlg Fred Miranda, vice presidenl: and Ri- chard Reyes, secre- lary-lreasurer. Coach Brown was sponsor. TIGER LETTERMEN DISPLAY UNDAUNTED SPIRIT despilc a rugged inilialion. BACK ROW: Eldean Rose, Kenny Freeman, Herman Booy, Jim Ouasl, Mr. Brown, Den Fl-weibird, Don Kendall, Ralph Hulslrom, Bill Harris. FRONT ROW: Alberl Reed, Buyer Moiado, Pinlcy Miranda, Franlr Lunslord, Richard Reyes, Cliff Miranda, Jerry Towner. A SPEAKABLE SMATTERING OF SPANISH IS THE PREREOUISITE. BACK ROW: Martin Flares, Jim Quest Richard R . eyes, Elise Schweizei. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Kugler, Vincenf Valdez, Connie Flcwerbird, Joan Barfelii, Shirley Crab- iree, Lois Mallson, Karl Walfher. FRONT ROW: Angie Rodriguez, Marian Valdez, Marcia Bradley, Befsy Moore, Carlos Rusk, Paul Mares, Larry Rodriquez, Ronald Chapman. THE SPANlSH CLUB ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR and one ol The largesl clubs al S.J.l-l.S. was Mrs. Kugler's Spanish Club. ll cerlainly was lhe moslr unigue club on ihe campus as Span- ish was spolcen al all meelings-well, anyway, one was supposed 'rol-and lhis ollen aroused much laughler. To be eligible lor membership, a sludenl had 'ro be lalcing Spanish or have had il lor one year. As ihe organizalion was inleresling and alive, members enjoyed many good limes and happy experiences. The Chrislmas Parly was a highlighl oi lhe year wilh a Spanish dinner and many unusual games played belore lhe brealcing ol lhe pinala. In January members were given lime oil from classes lo visii Padua l-lills where lhey saw an excellenl Spanish play. Club members shared such a variely ol unusual and inleresiing experiences Jrhal underclassmen are cerlain ol loining again. PLETE WITHOUT ITS CLUBS, for clubs bring many aclivilies be- yond lhe classroom limils inlo a school. Clubs give sluclenls en- lerlaining as well as inlormalive recrealion, and a place lo de- velop individual inleresls ana pass leisure lime aller school. There were six exlra-curricular clubs plus Olee Club during l954. -is 'WL iwieyic Q Illia AX cLuBs 'lull'- U NO scriooi vvouun BE com- si Si X25- 'Vf J ggmis 1445 v 71 llll B V .Q a 1 ' Ui S ?f 5Zs.... , - -V Eg ,aff 'fiffiif.'I.'2 if - A , l ' 5' 4 T441 K QQ, ' ll ' 'W' 1 gg .U V r. E , N f f 24 i FIFTY-SIX BAND MEMBERS STEP HIGH in smarf new uniforms of orange and gray. BACK ROW: Elise Schweizer, Dave Ver Planlr, Bob Roenicke, Juan Almanza, Marfy Schweizer, Leo Rose, Don Goforih. Paul Mares, Wayne Wilson, Larry Rodriquez, Waller Chapman, Harvey Riclrefis, Alberi' Reed, Doug Rhodes. FIFTH ROW: Ruih Halman, Frank Rodriquez, Ronnie Chapman, Gilberi Loclwood, Doroihy Schwei- zer, Linda Rose, Joyce Hoffman, Carol McLean, Bobby Long, Jaan Barflefi, Joyce McLean, Shirley Revie, Beisy Moore. FOURTH ROW: Errol Marshall, Bnb Clouser, Manuel Plana, Don S eele, Frank Apolonio, Dugald Sfeele, Wanda Websfer, Roger Crafi, Linda Duhamel, Berfha Briffain, Jean Thomas, Beverly Lamb, Larry Kugler, Bob Sliff. THIRD ROW: Allcan Beafy, Charles Grufzmacher, Jessie Moore, Darlene Lisalda, Carolyn Glover, La Von Belfzner, Angie Rodriquez, Shirley Long, Connie Flowerbird, Jo Ann Hodges. Virginia Koehn, Barbara Wiseman, Lola Moore, Dian Ball, Suzanne Hulberf. Direcfor, Mr. R. Roberds. SECOND ROW: Helen Revie, Gerry Thompson, Donna Esfrada, Rosalie Newell, Nancy Shaw, Georgia King, Sue Walrher, Virginia Gruizmacher, Belva Edwards, Joyce Norfhrup, Mary Ann Page. FRONT ROW: Mona Kolb, Elaine Wiseman, Chrisfine Miranda, Nancy Builer. THIS WILL BEAR LOOKING INTO! . . . If Wanda Websler is innoceni, why is she hiding behind I'ha'r Iyre? Book her on suspicion and fake her Io The office for inierrogafion. WE'VE GOT THE PEP! WE'VE GOT THE STEAM! BACK ROW: Nola Thibodeaux, Woody Rodriquez, Connie Flowerbird. FRONT ROW: Helen Revie, Mary Ann Page. 28 Our Band Struts THE BAND LOCKED REAL SI-IARP Tl-IIS YEAR wiih iis gay new uniforms oi orange and gray Banc! members spenl many hours praciicing lor hall-lime aciiviries parades, programs and Iesiivals The annual Spring Fesrival was a maior eveni. A+ Long Beach The S.J.H.S. Banc! placecl sevenrh in ils class wiih a score ol 92.84, rhe highesi raiing ever received by our bancl al Thai compeiirive ai- lair. Thirreen of ihe Tiger Banc! members represenrecl our high Its Stuff in Smart New Uniforms school ai Palm Springs lasr February in The R.C.L. Band Fesiival. MEMBERS CF THE BAND WERE Beverly lamb, Conn'e Flowerbircl, Berrha Brirrain, La Von Belirzner, Dave Newell, Helen Revie, Angie Rodriguez, Shirley Long, Larry Kug- ler, Allean Beary, Virginia Koehn, Jo Ann Hodges, Frances Apolonio, Dian Ball, Linda Duhamel, Jessie Moore. Lola Moore. Roger Crair, Sue Hulbert and Barbara Wiseman, clarineisi JGGVW TliOm5S and Carolyn Glover. Tluiesp Darlene Lisalda, oboe: Joan Bari- Leilr, Joyce McLean, Don Flowerbird, Carol McLean, Bobby Long, Joyce Hoffman, VVanola Vlfebsrer, Linda Rose and Shirley Barbariclc, alro saxophonesy Shirley Revie. La Neiia Clary and Bob Slili, Jrenor saxophonesr Nancy Builer, barifone saxophone: Doug Rhodes, Alberr Reed, Harvey RiclceJr+5, Walrer Chapman, Beisy Moore, Larry Rodriguez, Wayne Wilson, Don Goiorrh, Paul Mares, Charles Grurzmacher. John Ross, Don Sreeie, Leo Rose, Frank Apolonio, Manuel Plana, rrumpersg Elise Schweizer, Dave Ver Plank, Errol Marshall, Bob Roeniclce, Rurh Halman, and Juan Almanza, 'rrombonesq Gilberr Lockwood. De-lberi Speir, Ronnie Chapman, Ray Miller, Bob Clouser and Frank Rodriguez, drums: Doroihy Schweizer, barironeg and Marry Schweizer, bass. SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS ARE DUE MR. RCBERDS and ro his Fine Tiger Band. 29 Stalls Goal is Perfection If If ls 'Q THE HEAT'S ON NOW! Whaf culprifs is Mrs. Shepherd puffing +he 'finger on? THE DUMMY PASTE-UP BEGINS. STANDING: Mrs. Shepherd, Lulubelle Olvas, Amy Kisaka, Karl Walfher. SEATED: Carolyn Glover, Nola Thibo- BUSINESS MANAGER SHIRLEY REVIE WARNS fha? ideas and available h musk correlaie. STANDING: Joan Barfleii, Pai Dunn. SEATED: Shirley L I: d I W Ik G Bylr L' d D h I Revie, Gilberf oc woo , Wal er a er, rece er, in Q u eme. THE 1954 YAMEEWO STAFF ENJOYED PUTTING OUT THE ANNUAL lhis year, righl down lo all ol ihe lasl minule rush lo gel lhe dummy oil Io 'rhe prinfers on lhe deadline. THE STAFF, UNDER THE SUPER- VISION OF MRS. SHEPHERD. siarled Jrhe year oil wilh a meel- ing +o choose 'rhe lheme - we hope you like i+ - and 'rhe dedi- calion ol ihe yearbook. Then came The scramble 'ro sell 'rhe ads and more ads, 'ro ge+ The body copy, iclenls, and caplions wrif- len, lo crop phoios and 'fab en- gravings, edil pages and re-proof in proper order. OUR EDITOR THIS YEAR WAS GRACE BYKERQ Business Mana- ger, Shirley Revieq Adveriising Manager, Gilberl Lockwood, Arr Board, Pal Dunn, Chairman: Linda Duhamel, and Fred Hulslromp Phoiography, Walier Walker, Lilerary Board, Carolyn Glover, Chairman, Joan Barflell, and Kari Wallher, Sporls Ediior: Typisis, Amy Kisaka, Chairman, Nola Thi- bodeaux, and Lulubelle Olivas. These Add Pep and Steam O U R P E P P Y, QUICK - PIVOTING CHEERLEADERS, Nola Tlwibodeaux and Connie Elower- bird, were ever ac- 'rive and ready 'ro cheer San Jacin'ro's Teams on +o viclory. Also, Woody Rodri- guez, alllmougln nol eleclecl as a regular cheerleader, added spiril and liveliness +o school games and rallies. I-lelen Revie and Mary Ann Page, bubbling over willri pep'and energy, ser- ved as our songlead- ers. PRANCING TO Ilwe music of our Tiger Band were our mai- orelles, Mona Kolb, Nancy Buller, Cliris- Iine Miranda and El- aine Wiseman. SI-IAPELY MEMB- ERS OE Tl-IE DRILL TEAM were Belva Edwards, Donna Es- Irada, Virginia Gru- Izmaclmer, Georgia King, Rosalie Newell. Joyce Norflirupi Slnirley Ogburn, Nancy Shaw, Alber- Ia Smirlm Audrey Smirlm, Gerry Tlwomo- soni Sue Walllier, Myrna Weaveri Elli- el Wilson and De- boralw Woollollc. HIGH STEPPING BATON TWIRLERS PRANCE ON PARADE. M 'vViseman, Nancy BU+IEV,CI'II'I5I'lY18 Miranda. Tl DUN I-IO W HODUN T W T UN WHOD ,-1,2 UT -I :- CD T CD 'IT O E. E QD 4 :J U7 U 0 2- U7 XJ I-IODUN T W Fix .ogm ffffj -. Q Af, 4'v. -.l ':,. rf3 2 I '21 w I I CIiIIord Miranda, 'IaiIbacIc, Fresh., I I2 I:ranI1 Lunsiord, FuIIbacIc, Soph., I I3 Don KendaII, Tackle, Sr., 2 I4 Don Goforfh, Vfinqback, Soph., I I5 Gilberlr Lockwood, Quarferback, Sr., I I7 Delberr Casebohr, End, Sr., 2 I8 Jim Quasr, End, Soph., I 20 Buyer Moiado, Wingback, Sr., 2 2I Tino Miranda, Wingback, Jr., I 22 Alfred McOsIcer, Tackle, Sr., 2 23 Vincenr VaIdez, I3uIIbac:Ic, Jr., 2 25 Delberlr Speir, End, Jr., 2 28 Doug Rhodes, Cerner, Sr., I Tiger Varsity FTOWERBIRD TOTES THE PIG-SKIN fhrough Panfher ferrifory +0 gain Tiger yardage. 29 Richard Reyes, Winqback, Sr., I 30 Tommy I-IernphiII, I-InIIbaCIc, Sr., 2 3I Don Flowerbird, I:uIIbacIc. Sr., 3 32 Leroy Meek, I-Ialfback, Sr., 2 33 Ralph I'IuIsIrom, End, Sr., 2 34 AIber+ Reed, Quarferback, Jr., 2 36 Marrin FIores, End, Jr., 3 37 Fred Miranda, Guard, Sr., 3 38 I-Ierrnan Booy, 'IacIcIe, Sr., 2 39 Bill I-Iarris. End, Jr., 2 40 Danis Reeves, Cenlrer, Jr., I 4I Kenny Freeman, Guard, Sr., 3 42 Richard Dodge, TacIcIe, Sr., 2 85 Paul Resvaloso, Guard, Jr., I Goes Hungr HEAD FOOTBALL COACH HERB SOLOMON ' Iwo year man now. Record I-6-2. ISC J.V. COACH DOUG BROWN urges his Cubs on fo vicfory again. Record 5-0-0. ASSISTANT VARSITY COACH PHIL ROCKMAKER is a familiar figure on II'1e Iurf. THE SCOREBOARD Tigers Opponeni Sept I8 Maier Dei here 0 C Od. 2 Big Bear 'rhere I4 I2 Od. 9 Elsinore 'rhere 0 I9 Od. I6 CoacI1eIIa Imere 6 20 Od. 23 Banning Hwere 6 6 Od. 30 I-Iemei' here I0 38 Nov. 6 Perris 'rhere 6 25 Nov. I3 PaIm Springs Iwere 0 I9 Nov. 20 Beaumonr rhere 25 3 I SAN JAC FIRST STRINGERS LINE-UP FOR A ROUGH SEASON. Back Row: Don Go- forII'1, GiIber+ Lockwood, Don Flowerbird, Cliff Miranda. Fronf Row: Eldean Rose, Her- man Booy, Kenny Freeman, Danis Reeves, Fred Miranda, Paul Resvaioso, Jim Quest THIS IS A DANGEROUS LOOKING DISGUISE! Obviously MarTin Flores, Danis Reeves, and AITred McOsIcer shouid be held Tor The line-up! VARSITY TIGERS woRK our rang hours in rigorous Training rouhne. TOP: Tino Miranda, Buyer Moiedo, AIberT Reed, Vincenf Valdez, Frank Lunsford. BOTTOM: Fred Miranda, Doug Rhodes, Kenny Freeman, Ralph I'IuIsTrom. San Jacinto Tigers TI-IIS YEARS SQUAD WERE VETERANS, wiTh such experT perTormers as Ered Miranda and Kenny Freeman, guards, IviarTin Flores and DeIberT Speir, ends, Don Flcwerbird, TaiI and Tuilbacic, AITred IvIcOsI4er, Tacicie, Buyer Bonzo Moiado, wingbacic, and AIberT Reed, quarTerbacIc. NineTeen oTher pigskin ToTers wenT ouT Tor acTion. Even so, The Team lacked ThaT someThing which holds iT TogeTher To make a winning Team. TI-IE I953 TRAINING PROGRAM BEGAN in The spring, when The Team underwenT a rigorous Training program in TundamenTaIs. When The TirsT oT June roll- ed around, Coach I-Ierb Solomon, in his second year aT S.J.I-I.S., was weII pleased and surrendered his charges To The summer monThs. Fall Training began several weeks beTore school, and The squad picked up where They had IeTT OTT aImosT Three monThs beTore. TI-IE SQUAD QUICKLY ROUNDED INTO SI-IAPE, and on SepT. I7, The day beTore The TirsT game, The sTarT- ing Iineup was chosen. Kenny Freeman and IyiarTin Flores were eIecTed capTains. The season sTarTed wiTh a pracTice game IoeTween The Tigers and ivIaTer Dei I-Iigh Schooi oT SanTa Ana. AIThough The ouTcome oT The game was an O-O Tie, Coach Soiomon was Taced wiTh The Task oT im rovin boTh P Q oTTense and deTense. THE NEXT GAME WAS WITI-I BIG BEAR There. GOFORTH GALLOPS THROUGH AN OPENING. earCeIIar Wilh Tormer San JacinTo Coach Bruce Munro direcTing The Lalce- siders. The Tigers emerged on Top, I4-l3. AIberT l The Toewl Reed sTarred in The Tough TighT puT up by The Tiger squad. TI'lE TIGERS JOURNEYED TO ELSINORE. The San JacinTo anTi- aircraTT deTense was overwhelmed by RoberTs' air aTTacIc an: f WOUQ Elmvfe ground GTTGCI WHAT MISGUIDED Mos MEETING is Ti-iis? Oveffdfi The Tigers 'Q-U Are Don e-oionh, ciiffoid Miranda, eiibefi NEXT UP WAS COACI-IELLA. The Arabs. one oT The Top Teams in The RCL, rode rough-shod over The Tigers 20-6 in The TourTh game oT The season. BITTER WAS DEEEAT and The Tigers roared inTo acTion. In The Banning encounTer The game came ouT in a Tie, 6 all. Doug Rhodes, playing cenTer, was iniured and ouT Tor The resT oT The season. BOLSTERED BY PAST VICTORY The Tigers challenged The I-lemeT Bulldogs on our own TurT. This season The Bulldogs were wide awake and Carroll DooliTTIe, I-lemeT Tullbaclc, led The I-lemeT Triumph. Score 28-IO. OPPOSITION GREW STIEEER. The Team worlced on drills, malcing each dummy a Perris PanTher, each pass worTh a IiTe. The PanThers were waiTing in Their lair, and, emerged vicTorious. PALM SPRINGS BROKE TRADITION Then by winning on The San JacinTo TurT Tor The TirsT Time, I9-O. Team morale was a dead zero aT ThaT poinT. THE LAST GAME OF Tl'lE SEASON was beTween The BeaumonT Cougars and The San JacinTo Tigers. This game was To decide The cellar Team in The RCL. IT was a TerriTic game. Don Elowerbird and CliTTord Miranda, Ereshman Tailbaclc, were ouTf sTanding players. Bill Irmen made a good showing Tor his TirsT VarsiTy game. The Cougars won by a score oT 3I-25. Lockwood, and Don Elowerbircl wiThI'iolcling evi- dence? CLIFF MIRANDA CARRIES THE MIRANDA FACES ROUGH GOING REED CONNECTS. BALL. 51 TheJuniorVarsiTy Again THE TIGER CUBS BROUGHT HGME THE BACON by winning all Tive games oT The season. They were coached by Doug Brown, Head AThleTic DirecTor. The Cubs mosTly Freshmen, were willing and eager Tor pracTice. They had zip, pep and conTi dence, power and speed, all The ingredienTs which make a winning Team. AT The TirsT game, The Team couldn'T waiT Tor The kiclcoTT. THE STARTING LINE-UP INCLUDED: oTTense - Wayne and Blayne Wilson, ends, J W. Wall and Bill Parham, Taclcles1 Bill lrmen and Roy Howe, guards, Karl WalTher, cen Ter, George WrighT, wing baclc, STanley BoTTom, guarTerbaclcg Larry Rodriguez, Tull baclcg Woody Rodriguez, Tailbaclc, and deTense - Wayne and Blayne Wilson, ends: J W. Wall and Bill Parham, Taclclesg Bill lrmen and Roy Howe, guards: Larry Rodrigue and Karl WalTher, linebaclcsg Woody Rodriguez and STanley BoTTom, halTbaclcsg and George WrighT, saTeTy. THE CUBS MET BANNING. The ends had had exacTly one halT hour oT oTTensive scrimmage. The ColTs scored in Their second play wiTh a I5 yard run. lT was Their lasT score. The Cubs, Thoroughly awalcened, played hard, TasT loall. Sparlsed oy Woody and Larry Rodriguez, They ground ouT Their TirsT win oT The season, I4-7. NEXT UP VVAS ELSlNORE. The Cubs had The TasTe oT vicTory. They ran over The lalcesTers, I4-7. 38 COACH DOUG BROWN POINTS OUT BAD PLAYS IN CUB PRACTICE. Baclr Row: Bill Parham, George WrighT, Woody Rodriguez, Sfanley Boffom, Larry Rodriguez, Andy Candelaria, Kennefh TorTez, J. W. Wall, Bob Mink, Bill Rogers. Fronf Row: Blayne Wilson, Don Frye, Bill Irmen, Karl WaITher, Jim PeTerson, G. W. Dickerson, Wayne Wilson. THE SCOREBOARD Tiger Cubs Opponenjr OCT. I5 Banning There I4 I3 OCT 22 Elsinore here I4 6 OCT 29 I-lemeT There 6 O Nov. 5 BeaumonT here 2I O Nov I2 Perris here I3 I2 Captures Uncleleated Title I-lEMET'S BULLPUPS MET A DETERMINED CUB SQUAD who scored in The TirsT haIT In The Third guarTer, Woody Rodriguez, sTar Ioaclc oT The subs, inTercepTed a pass on The I-IemeT 45 and ran all The way Tor a TD. The Tiger Cubs won, 6-O. BEAUMONT MET TI-TE CUBS and Though The Baby Cougars puT up a real scrap, The Cubs were in Top condiTion and won Their highesT score oT The season, 2I-O. Tl-IE LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP WAS AT STAKE wiTh Perris. AT halT Time, The Cubs Trailed The PanThers I2-O, buT when The Tinal gun sounded, The score was: Tiger Cubs I3, PanThers I2. The season's record was Tops - 5-O-O. EAGER TIGER CUBS FORM THE STARTING LINE-UP. Baci Row: Geor e Wri hf, Sfanle BoTTom, Larr Rodri uez, 9 9 Y Y 9 Woody Rodriquez. FronT Row: Blayne Wilson, Bill Parham, Bill Irmen, Karl Walfher, G. W. Dickerson, J. W. Wall, Wayne Wilson. TI-IE SJI-IS VARSITY TIGER I-IOOPSTERS SOAR- ED inTo The TirsT Ieague game oT The season ag- ainsT Elsinore. BoTh Teams scored high. bin Tne EI- sinore CaTs came ouT on The big end oT a 48-43 score. TI-IE TIGERS TI-TEN TACKLED TI-IE COACI-IELLA ARABS who proved Themselves Tough. IT was a TasT moving game, wiTh The Arabs holding a 4I- 3o edge aT The end oT The game. TI-IE BANIXIING BRONCOS WERE BUSTED 38-24 when The VarsiTy sTarTed ahead TLIII sTeam Tc show whaT They eouIe do. BOTH TEAMS WERE HOT The nighT OT The I'Iem- eT game. AT haIT Time The game was close bm 40 and I3 BEE TEAM FACES 6-I-O RECORD. BACK ROW: Jesse King, Eldean Rose. Jim PeTerson, Wayne WiIson, BIayne Wilson, Leon Bailey. FRONT ROW: Richard Reyes, Cliff Miranda, Bill Harris, Woody Rodriguez, Don Go'ForTh, Larry Rodriguel. A'S LOOK FORWARD TO A FAST SEASON. BACK ROW: Jim Quasf, Don Flowerblrd, Mr. Brown, Leroy Meek, AI- fred McOsIrer. FRONT ROW: Gary De SoTo, Joe PiroT, Fred Miranda, Casey Byker, Mar+in Flores. GARY DE SOTO GRABS A FAST BALL. Hoopsters Score Man Points THE SCOREBOARD Tigers OpponenT 39 28 B Jan. 8 Elsinore here A 43 48 B Jan. I5 Coachella There 3I 30 A 36 4I B Jan. 22 Banning here 36 22 A 38 24 B Jan. 29 HemeT There 32 37 A 26 4I B Feb Perris here 64 28 A 49 55 B Feb Palm Springs There 5I 33 A 45 35 B Feb BeaumonT here 50 32 A 56 57 The Buldogs managed To increase Their lead, and won 4I-26. THE END OF THE SEASON WAS IN SIGHT wiTh The TradiTional HemeT-San JacinTo game over. The Tigers played Perris and suTTered a 55-49 deTeaT. However, deTeaT seemed To awalcen The Tigers, Tor They scalped The Palm Springs Indians 46-35. THE TIGERS WERE DETERMINED TO WIN The nighT oT The Tinal game againsT BeaumonT and IosT The game by only one poinT, 57-56, which puT The Tigers in TiTTh place. THE BEES WERE AN ODD MIXTURE aT The be- ginning oT The season, grass green. Coach Doug Brown Tool, Them under his wing and shaped Them nTo a close-IcniT group which could mean only one Thing: a Top Team. The Junior Tigers Toolc The TirsT Three games in sTride, sinlcing Elsinore 39-28. They buried The Arabs 3I-30 in a Thriller, and busTed The Banning ColTs 36-22. FULL OF FIRE WITH THREE STRAIGHT VICTOR- IES under Their belT, They were broughT up shorT when The Bullpups won 37-32. THE TIGER KITTENS IMPROVED THEIR SHARP- SHOOTING when They realized Their opponenTs were geTTing sTiTTer and sTronger. They whipped Perris 64-28, The Palm Springs Indians 5I-33, and beaT BeaumonT 50-32, Tinishing The season in sec- ond place. BLAYNE WILSON SCORES AGAIN ' s 0.1 J. lg! ROCKMAKER COACHES THE CEES. Bob Clouser, Ronnie Chap- man, George Wrighig Ronnie Ruiz, Kennefh Torfez, Errol Marshall, Har- Iey O'DonneII, Stanley BoTTom, Coach Rockmaker. Cees Are Few in umber THE SCOREBOARD Tigers OpponenT Jan Elsinore There Ib I7 Jan. I4 HemeT here I4 23 Jan Perris There TorTeiT To Perris Jan. 28 Elsinore here I3 I8 Feb HemeT There I0 C 35 Feb Perris here TorTeiT To Perris COACH PHIL ROCKMAKER PILCTED The I954 C BasIceTball Team. Eighf sTud- enTs sTarTed The season, buT The number soon dwindled To Tive. AlThough laclcing The punch oT a bigger Team, The small squad was Tull oT TighT. Ronnie Ruiz, Bob Clou- ser, Kenny TorTez, Harley O'Donnell and Ronnie Chapman Tinishecl The season. THE CUBS HAD SIX GAMES LINED UP Tor The season. Their TirsT game was wiTh Elsinore, who edged The Tigers I7-lo. The Cubs Then hosTed The Bullpups Trom Hem- eT and meT deTeaT 23-I4. The Perris game was TorTeiTed because some players were siclc. The Cubs played Elsinore again and were beaTen I8-I3, and were shellaclced by HemeT wiTh a score oT 35-IO. The lasT game wiTh Ferris was a TorTeiT game. 42 RALPH HULSTROM, PAUL MARES, and Alfred Mcosker face The finish line. ll' Q O o '0 .0 Cindermen Burn Track PLENTY OF POWER HAS BEEN DISPLAYED This year by The SJHS Track Team, sup- ervised by Coach Solomon. Our coach and a hleTes are To be congraTulaTed. STAR ATHLETE, ALFRED McOSKER, HOOKED 24!f2 POINTS Tor The Tigers in Three meeTs in The A division. He highiumped, pole-vaulTed, ran The 880 and The relay. Close behind was Leroy Meek, shoTpuTTer and broadiumper. His besT jump was only Two inches shorT oT Lawrence WhiTing's TSJHST i952 Laguna Beach record oT IQ' S . OTher mainsTays oT The A squad were Ralph HulsTrom, ace quarTermiler and relayerg Frank LunsTord, hurdler and relayari AlberT Reed, hurdlerg Jerry Towner, IOO, 220 and relayerg Carlos Rusk, mile: Ken- ny Freeman, hiqhiumper and 440: and DelberT CasebolT, pole-vaulTer. THE BEES , TOO, SHOWED PLENTY OF TALENT. Top TracksTers were Bob Willard, Woody and Larry Rodriguez, Wayne Wilson, and Don GoTorTh. OTh- er members oT The squad were Richard Reyes, highiumperq Jim PeTerson, hurd- lerg Eldean Rose. I32Og and Cliff Miran- da. broadiumper and hurdler. THE C SOUAD DID A GOOD JOB, wiTh iTs Tour members giving Their besT. f4enneTh TorTez and STanley BoTTom scor- ed highesT. OTher members were George WrighT, IOO and l8Oq and Ronnie Chap- man, highiumper. All members were on The relay Team. WHAT'S THIS? . . . A TIME BOMB! Call homicide! RouTe The emergency squad! AlerT The Marines! . . . This case is geTTing ouT of hand! Horsehiders Show Promise SPRING PRACTICE GETS UNDER WAY. STAND- ING: Delberf Speir, Don Flowerbird, Cliff Miran- da, Alberi' Reed. KNEELING: Tino Miran a, ar- d M fin Flores. IMPRESSIVE!-THAT'S THE PITCHING STYLE of Paul Mares, Bill Harris, Fred Miranda and Jim Quasl. THE I954 HORSEHIDERS TRAINED RIGOROUSLY under 'rhe supervis- ion of Coach Doug Brown, Aihleiic Direclor of San Jacinio High School, who worlced Iong hours wirh Ihe leam. Several lellermen were on San Jac's 'ream I'his season: Don Flowerbird, pifcher: Aiberl Reed, calcher: Jim Ouasl, lirsi baseman: Fred Miranda. second baseman: Bill Harris, shor'r siop: and Paul Mares. 'rhird baseman. In The oullield were Don Golorih and Ieilermen, Frank Lunsford and Marlin Flores. OTHER BALLHAWKS WERE LAR- RY AND WOODY RODRIGUEZ. Delberl' Speir, Blayne and Wayne Wilson, Ronnie Chapman, Sraniey Borlom. George Wrighl, Eldean Rose. Vince Valdez, Cliff and Tino Miranda. A STRONG TEAM OF EXPERIENI CED PLAYERS are expecled 'ro show favorable resulls nexl season as Coach Brown had only four seniors on I'he l954 Ieam. THE I953 SCOREBOARD Tigers Opponenr April Elsinore here 5 8 April Coachella 'rhere 0 8 May Banning here I0 7 May Hemel 'rhere I 5 May Perris here 3 2 May Palm Springs lhere 7 I8 May Beaumonl here 8 4 44 Tennis Teams Show Spirit THE i954 TENNIS TEAM WAS A HARD- EIGHTING BUNCH. Mrs. Lucile Kugler, sponsor oT The Team, supervised Their play and suggesTed meThods of improving sTyle, swing and serve. Mrs. Kugler did a swell iob, as always, and earned The Team's sin- cere appreciaTion. PRE-SEASON MONTHS WERE CHARAC- TERIZED BY CHALLENGING and rechall- enging, winning and losing, as The TighT Tor The Top oT The ladder progressed. On The boys' Team, The hardesT TighT was beTween Richard Reyes and Carlos Rusk Tor TirsT singles. The Two neTmen changed places regularly. A TenTaTive schedule was Rich- ard Reyes, IsT singles, Carlos Rusk, 2nd singles. These Two baTTling Tigers were closely Tollowed by Doug Rhodes and Gil- berT Lockwood, IsT doubles. Bill Harris was lined up To play 3rd singles wiTh MarTy Schweizer holding down The 4Th place. The 2nd doubles Team consisTed oT Donald Hale and WalTer Walker. A HOT AND HEAVY BATTLE RAGED in The girls' division. Elise Schweizer was hold- ing down TirsT place on The Team. Her near- esT rival was BeTsy Moore, Two year Team member. Marian Valdez and Beverly Lamb were Third and TourTh, respecTively, in Team sTanding and were The TirsT doubles Team. Jeannie Dollar played second singles ,back- ed up by LaVon BelTzner in The TourTh sin- gles spoT. Helen Revie and Mary Ann Page played second doubles. THE I'-753 SCOREBOARD San Jac OpponenT Mar. 8 Perris. Boys 25 I2 Mar. 8 Perris, Girls I3 25 Mar. I5 Elsinore, Boys 0 25 Mar. I6 Elsinore, Girls 0 25 Mar 22 HemeT, Boys II I4 Mar 22 HemeT, Girls 3 22 WINNING OR LOSING IS SECOND TO SPORTS MANSHIP ON THE TENNIS COURTS. ABOVE: Richard Reyes, Carlos Rush. BELOW Shirley Revie, La Von BelTzner. JW MRS. KUGLER, POPULAR IN- STRUCTOR of girls' phys. ed.. is aciive in sporTs. HOCKEY HOT-SHOTS PLAY A ROUGH GAME. BACK ROW: Beverly Lamb, Jessie Moore, Mary Ann Page, Jo Ann Hodges. FRONT ROW: Frances BuTIer. BeTTy Whife, Helen Revie, Shirley Long. San Jac Tigerettes A KNACK FOR CREATING ENTHUSIASM among The San JacinTo girl aThleTes in inTer-class sporTs games is pos- sessed by Mrs. Lucille Kugler, girls' physical educaTion in- sTrucTor. Her excellenT guidance and energeTic coaching is responsible Tor keen and inTense compeTiTion Through- ouT The school year. She, herselT, is acTive in sporTs and sTudenTs remember her sharp playing in The TaculTy-P. T. A. baskeTbalI game This spring. SPIRITED SOPHOMORES CLOSED THE HOCKEY SEA- SON wiTh Top honors. The hard TighTing seniors came in second, The iniTiaTe Treshmen Third, and The seasoned iun- iors in The cellar posiTion. In spiTe oT innumerable hard knocks on Their shins and black and blue reminders long aTTer The season closed, The girls raTed hockey as one oT Their TavoriTe sporTs. The I953-54 season was a success even Though The seniors and iuniors sTruggled To geT el- even players Tor Their respecTive Teams. STEPPING IN AS CAPTAINS OF THEIR TEAMS were BeTsy Moore, seniors: BerTha BriTTain, juniors, Marcia Brad- ley, sophomores: and Frances Apolonio, Treshmen. AFTER WATCHING THE MEMBERS OF THE WEAKER SEX TighT wiTh unIimiTed energy, The boys decided girls could do someThing besides sew and cook. WHEN THE GIRLS PLAYED BASKETBALL, The specTa- Tors knew They puT whole-hearTed eTTorT inTo The inTerclass games. They agree ThaT girls' IoaskeTball was a sTrenuous and exciTing game. Some observed ThaT The girls played much rougher Than The boys. Exhibit Provvess in Sports 55 , XX Lv, I RW, ' D. nl ' Scif ' Q 4 'Zum 1 al Gln'-U-H.. , f 2 - L1 E fwmr a 'QA' Q L 9 fa REAL l lOME-RUN QUEENS were broughl lo lhe lronl in baseball, one ol lhe lav- orile sporls among lhe girls. The sporl held The lealure spol in lhe girls' alhlelic games lor The year. Since il was a lavorile game, many glamourzons parlicipaled in The successful season of inlerclass comp pliiion and lhe good limes. Baseball was applauded by all girls who look parl. lvlrs. Kugler was righllully proud ol her girls lor 'rhey showed line coordinalion and played excellenl ball. The oulslanding leam spiril deserves lo be menlioned. In order lo have a good season, lhey spenl many long hours on lhe diamond in preparalion, smoolhing oil 'rhe rough edges and slriving lor lasl aclion, which was so imporlanl in delermining lhe championship. BASKETBALL BEAUTIES BATTLE IT OUT! CENTER: Lulubelle Olives, Nancy Shaw. BACKGROUND: La Von Belhner, Mona Kolb, Shirley Revie, Judy Ray. SOFTBALl.'S NOT FOR SISSIES! Sondr .ll , SERVICE WAS THE FAMILIAR WORD HEARD many Times during The volley ball season. During The inTercIass games The girls were able To show The opposiTe sex ThaT They, Too, had some muscles in Their righT arms. ConsTanT Training Toolc place beTore The play-oTTs To develop Their sTrengTh. Much To The boys' surprise and humiIiaTion, They had To admiT ThaT The TigereTTes had a IoT oT hiT in The doubled TisTs which senT volley balls sailing Through The air wiTh speed and power. IN BASKETBALL COMPETITION THE VERSATILE SENIORS WON The Top place hon- ors, buT The sophomores puT up a good scrap. Theirs was a good TighT and They pro- ved Themselves To be real sharp shooTers. They iusT didn'T quiTe have whaT iT Tool: To beaT The high-ranking seniors. The juniors and Treshmen Took The Third and TourTh pla- ces respecTively. CapTains oT each class Team were Connie Flowerbird, seniors: Linda Duhamel, iuniorsg La Von BeITzner, sophomores: and Frances Apolonio, Treshmen. VOLLEY BALL AROUSES TIGERETTE SPIRIT. BACK ROW: Sue Walfher, Mona Kolb, Nola Thibodeaux, Jean Thomas, Beverly Towner, BerTI1a BriTTain, Donna Esfrada, Joyce McLean, Lillian Lunsford, Amy Kisaia. SECOND ROW: Elaine Wiseman, Connie Flowerbird, Shirley CrabTree, AniTa Brown, Mary Wilson, Lulubelle Olivas, Georgia King, Shirley Barbariclr, Bonnie Milligan. FRONT ROW: Joyce Hoffman, Darlene Whife, Sondra Wilson, Chrisfine Miranda, Linda Duhamel, Angie Rodriguez, Dian Ball. These We Caught Uhevvere HFRESHMAN INITIATION, DEBORAH WOOL- FOLK SAYS! Lock her up un+iI she gives us an honesi' alibi! PEEK-A-BOO, SHIRLEY! BEVERLY, WHAT'S COOKIN'7 VECIL. LAST MINUTE CRAMMING NEVER HELPS! MR. LOCKWOOD! HOW DID YOU RATE TWO DESSERTS? ...gn 4 ii ij! L? fm .me A ii' p 5 4 , f Q3 gi K x K Q lgw- fx ysey M Fm b 419 nw I in I, 444- M ,7 Gr off, , Ll, fall!!! 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Maybe lhey pile on so much week-end home worlm because 'rhey are pasl lhe age ol Salurday nighl dales. TEACHERS BELIEVE IN MILITARY DISCIPLINE. ll an A 'rheme is one day lale il is a B - Iwo days lale iI's a Gosh, in Tour days you're llunlcedl If you're caughl sliding info a seal ralher Jrhan silling lhere when lhe lardy bell rings, you've had ill To The office for a lardy slip - and Iwo demerilslu ll you iusl happen lmind youl lo be chewing gum, i+'s a black scowl and Five hundred words on 'The Proper Time and Place lor Gum Chewing' - and you won'l be admilled lo class lomorrow wilhoul ill BUT MAYE - IJUST MAYBEII - il's all for our own good. Maybe 'rhal is a parl ol learning: maybe lhal is a parl of growing up: - maybe lhal is 'rhis lhing called malur- ily WHEN IS SLANG GOOD ENGLISH? When il's colloquial, says English insfruc- for Mr. Chrisfenson as he reads an example io freshmen sludenls Virginia Meek and Errol Marshall. no Q3 ' ,Q So So MR. LONG, SHOP INSTRUCTOR, observes Jesse King s and Leroy Meeks inuhal exper- ience wifh a welding forch. Varied Curriculum Oilers MR. BROWN, BETTY BYKER, AND Norman Hunf perform a driver's reaclion lesf in Drivers' Ed. CENTER LEFT: MR. SOLOMON OUERIES lwo hislory sfudenfs, Frank Lunsford and Herman Booy, aboul lhe acqui- silion of U. S. ferrilory. 'r I Q Jifvtl BOOK WORMS OR PALETTE DAUBERS lulure Ernslerns or Bef nard Shaws each sludenl al SJHS has a varied range ol rnlereslrnq sublecls lo choose from rn plan ning his curriculum The heavresl college prep course offers sever al eleclrves for lhe sludenl lo ex plore special 'ralenls and rndrvd .sal rnleresls. 'THE CORRECT HEM LENGTH is no? a fashion dicfalef' Miss Pelerson advises home-malring slu- denls Belva Edwards and Lillian Lunsford. bu+ rafher The lenglh which is mos? becoming lo you. Man Courses TOP RIGHT: MRS. SHEPHERD, ART INSTRUCTOR, informs cer- amisls Jerry Towner and Mary Wilson fhal Ihe cone reading musi be checked af eye level. CENTER RIGHT: COMMERCIAL INSTRUCTOR MRS. PENACHO demonslrafes The proper care of fhe deparlmenfs new duplicafor Io sludenls Nelda Boynfon and Anifa Brown. Il MR. HOOPER, SPEECH INSTRUC- TOR, Iisfens fo Waller Walker em- phasixe his poinls in a debafe. Joan Barlleff already has her rebuflal cinched. SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR MR. ROCKWELL looks dubious buf Carolyn Glover and Gilberl' Lockwood seem happy about Iheir experimenf In The chem Islry lab From Brains to Scafferbrains W BACK ROW: Cliff Miranda, Shirley Barbariclz, Blayne Wilson, Arfhur Slriclmore, Wayne Wilson. THIRD ROW: Andy Candelaria, Carol McLean, Virginia Grufzmacher, Georgia King, Dugald Sfeele, Cecil Monfes, Roger Craff. SECOND ROW: Allean Beafy, Dian Ball, Ronnie Chapman, Ronnie Ruiz, Roy Howe, Joe Resvaloso, Sam Archer. FRONT ROW: Vecil Parlrer, Donna Esfrada, Bonnie Millegan, Joyce Hoffman, Rosalie Newell, Bob Clouser. THE FRESHMAN CLASS OF l954 has proved ifself one of fhe besr frosh classes af San Jac High. Bofh fhe boys and girls have falcen an acfive inferesf in all fhe sporfs, and fhe freshman class had many boys playing varsify and firsf sfring iunior varsify fhis year. THE FRESHMEN WERE IN SECOND PLACE for fhe inferclass acfivify frophy af fhe end of fhe fhird quarfer, which would speak very well for any class. The enfire class worlced hard in an affempf fo lceep fhe sophomores edged ouf for firsf place. Many of fheir poinfs were earned by excellenf merif records and fhe large number of fresh- men sfudenfs on fhe Honor Roll, fwo of whom became C.S.F. members. THE FRCSH WERE THE HONORED GUESTS af fhe Freshman Recepfion early in Sepfember wifh Andy Candelaria ano Virgina lvieelc sharing fhe honors as fhe Fresh- esf Freshman Boy and Girl. Armed wifh brushes, buclcefs of painf, and frue school spirif, fhe climb fo rhe S was Complefed 'horflf affer daylighf fhe nexf day. fo sef a new hilce record. The frosh decorafed fhe Chrfsfmas free for fhe Chrisfmas Parfy and if lenf a lesfive air fo fhe sfudy hall one full weelc before Chrisfmas vacafion. 58 The Frosh Are An otive Group THE S.A.A. WAS WELL REPRESENTED by The Treshmen girls. AIThough They were Third in inTercIass hockey, Their spiriT and sporTsmanship were acclaimed by all. The boys made a good showing in sporTs, Too, and were well represenTed on The Var- siTy, B and C basIceTbaII Teams wiTh The Wilson Twins oTTen making dynamic appear- ances on The B Team as high poinT men. The class sold hoT dogs, coTTee or candy aT every game and hoarded Their Tolding currency Tor TuTure use. THE FRESHMEN DID NOT SPONSOR any aTTer game dances buT They came ouT in Torce To have a good Time and To show Their class was inTeresTed in all school acTiv- iTies. Many oT Them made an eIeganT appearance aT The SweehearT Ball Tormal. ERESHMEN VIRGINIA C-BRUTZMACI-TER AND DONALD FRYE journeyed To Palm Springs wiTh six sTudenTs Trom The oTher classes Tor a conTerence and discussion wiTh deIegaTes Trom high schools oT Riverside CounTy on Are High School STudenTs Ready To Malce a Home? Dian Ball represenTed S.J.H.S. and her class aT The Riverside CounTy League AssociaTed STudenT Body meeTing aT Palm Springs. Tl-IE ERESI-IMEN I-IAVE MADE AN EXCELLENT SHOWING This year and have prov- ed To all ThaT They are aT IasT ready To pass beyond The novice sTaTus To The ranks Icnown as sophomores. THESE SWELL FRESHMEN RANKS. BACK ROW: Jim Peferson, Bob Mink, Jerry Curiis, Bill Rogers, Don Frye, Earnesf NewTon. THIRD ROW: Linda Rose, Frances Apolonio, Virginia Meek, Sfanley Bofiom, Larry Rodriquoz, Errol Marshall. SECOND ROW: Gary Nielson, Hope Monfes, George Wrighi, Harley O'DonneIl, Lola Moore, Linda Miller. FRONT ROW: Jo Ann Hodges, Elhel Wilson, Virginia Koehn, Jessie Moore, Alberfa SmiTh. Chrisfine Hulsfrom. 59 MR. SOLOMON ADVISES THIS YEAR'S FROSH. ASSISTED BY MRS. SHEPHERD AND MR. HOOPER. -qs FIRST SEMESTER FROSH OFFlCERS Ronnie Chapman. SECOND SEMESTER FROSH OFFICERS Wayne Wilson, Wayne Wilson, Jessie Moore, and Slanley Boflom discuss Blayne Wilson, Frances Apolonlo and Dian Ball fall: over llwe daybrealc hike 'fo llwe +enla+ive plans for a sock hop in lhe gym. 60 ' W .fm 4 S ak 9 gs' b I nf, Q f' H 'r s T ' ' ' Sophomore Students Know HEADED BY SUE WALTHER THE FIRST SEMESTER, The Sophomore Class was oTT To a good sTarT. FirsT on Their lisT was decoraTing The sTudy hall Tor The Freshman Re- cepTion and again They applied arTisTic TalenTs To The sTudy hall To provide The Yule- Tide aTmosphere Tor The ChrisTmas RarTy. THE GIRLS SHOWED THEIR ATHLETIC ABILITY by claiming The hockey champion- ship Tor The second sTraighT year. These dainTy girls, when donned in shin guards and equipped wiTh hockey sTicks, did whaT They seT ouT To do-To make goals and more goals and achieve a high record in ThaT capaciTy. They TurTher proved Their aThleTic abiliTy by capTuring second place in The inTerclass G.A.A. baskeTball games. THE BOYS, NOT TO BE OUTDONE, were also ouTsTanding in Their achievemenT oT conTribuTing a large group OT boys To all The major sporTs and doing an excepTionally good iob. The sophomore boys' deTermined Taces in TooTball and baskeTball were noTiced by all as They conTinualIy kepT up The undying spiriT oT The Team. The boys also won Third place in The boys' inTerclass baskeTball games. SELLING AT THE GAMES WAS A CHALLENGE To This class as They successTulIy ouiIT up Their Treasury. They showed Their originaliTy by selling peanuTs and inTro- ducing crackeriacks To The S.J.H.S. Tans. As a resulT, Their bank accounT bulged. They 'wave also made a sTeady proTiT by selling aT baskerball games, aTTer school, and dur- 'ng The regular league games. SOPHOMORES ARE OLD TIMERS NOW. BACK ROW: Cecil TaTe, Eldean Rose, Cliff Miranda, MilTon Archer, Frank Lunsford, Roberf Walsingham. THIRD ROW: Joe Pirof, Don Go'ForTh. Lee Campbell, Woody Rodriquez, Gary DeSoTo. L Hh K lb L V B IT El W SECOND ROW: Thelma Razon, a NeTia Clary, Sue Wa er, Mona o , a on e xner, aine iseman. FRONT ROW: Beverly Towner, Marcia Bradley, Angie Rodriquez, Frances BuTler, Wanda Gardner, Joyce NorTl'irup. All Short Cuts and Corners THEY KNOW THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO THE CAFETERIA . . . and the longesl roule +o class! BACK ROW: Dick Ross, Norman Hunl, Jim Quasl. Gene Edwards, Verne Brown, Jesse King. THIRD ROW: Leon Bailey, Francis Russell, Lois Mallson, Eddie Gardner, Nancy Bufler, Don Behnken, Clifford Planchon. SECOND ROW: Palsy Fifzgibbons, Maralyn Sharp, Nelda Boynlon, Belva Edwards, Belly Bylrer, Norma Rowe, Audrey Smilli. FRONT ROW: Barbara Cranfill, Mildred Bingamon, Mary Ann Page, Shirley Long, Helen Revie, Belly While. THE SOEHOMORES WERE ALWAYS ON HAND al lhe school dances, and lhey sponsored a well-arlended hop aller lhe Palm Springs loolball game. THE CLASS PICKED ROYAL BLUE SWEATERS and received rhem lhe lasl ol Eebru- ary. Nor lo be our-done by olher classes in The choice ol rheir rings, The class piclc- ed Academy Award which 'rhey claimed ro be The prelliesl ring seen around SJ. H.S. lo dale. BEVERLY TOWNER AND DON BEHNKEN. EELLOW SOPHOMORES, and Don Hale a runior, were chosen ro represenl' San Jac al 'rhe Lions Club oralory conlesl on 'lWhal lhe Conslilulion Means lo Me. Beverly came lhrouqh wirh a lirsl and was cnosen ro arrend 'rhe Dislricr conlesl al Perris on March lwenly-lhird. There she pla- ced second. THE SORHOMORES LED THE ACTIVITY POINTS TROPHY RACE al' lhe end ol rhe firsl senoesler by ninely poinls over The Ereshmen who rhen placed second. They worlced harder ro Jrry ro hold +hal' lead. They inlend To hang up more records as Jun- iors.dWirn rhe spiril and co-operalion They have shown rhis year, if loolcs as il 'rhey wil O ll'. 63 M 53, S.J.l-l.S. Juniors Are olive THE JUNIORS ARE SHORT-TIMERS NOW. If will soon be lheir privilege 'fo sfroll fhe Senior Walk. BACK RONV: Lewis Slayer, Marlin Flores, Jerry Towner, Don Hale, Casey Byker. SECOND ROW: Chrisline Miranda, Beverly Lamb. Carolyn Glover, Vincenf Valdez, Carl Ferrell, Waller Chapman. FRONT ROW: Mary Wilson, Anila Brown, Carolyn Wrighl, Amy Kisalra, Shirley Ogburn. Tl-IE JUNIOR CLASS, LED BY PRESIDENT BILL I-IARRIS, was an acriye, enlhusiaslic class lhis year. Their lirsl duly as iuniors was Jrhe preparalion and serving ol relresh- menls lor lhe Freshman Receplion. They served pie, apple cider and millc. They were again aslcecl lo serve relreshrnenls al lhe Chrislrnas parlyg cream puiis and hor chocolale prepared by lhe junior girls were enioyed al lhal eyenl. AS A LACK OF CASI-I IS ALWAYS A PROBLEM lor any group, lhe class of l955 was always on lhe go selling hor dogs, collee. candy, pop, cornnols or popcorn al lhe Ioorball games and baslcelball games. Tl-IE JUNIOR BOYS Sl-IOWED Tl-IEIR ABILITY and lalenl as slar alhleres and baslcel- ball players by winning Jrhe inlerclass baslcelball 'rrophy and going our for ioolball, lraclr and baseball. The girls were nor lo be our-clone lor lhey wenl our lor all lhe G.A.A. sporls, and many of lhe iunior girls were represenlecl on lhe baslcelball leam for lhe I-Ierrel-San Jacinlo girls' baslcelbali game which was played lo raise longs for an incubalor Tor Jrhe I-lemel Communily hospilal. b4 l In IVIany Sohool otivities A DANCE WAS SPONSORED BY THE HEP-CAT JUNIORS aTTer The BeaumonT bas- IceTbalI game. Music was provided by The S.cI.H.S. dance bano, reTreshmenTs were sold, and everyone had Tun ThaT nighT. BY TYIN6 WISTH THE SENIORS PCR FIRST PLACE on Tag Day, The Juniors won a hundred acTiviTy poinTs plus a wonderTuI evening oT swimming, badminTon and re' reTreshmenTs provided by The TacuITy Tor The junior and senior winners. As They were Trying hard Tor one oT The higher spoTs on The acTiviTy Trophy ladder, They were The TirsT To coIIecT Their TirsT semesTer class dues, Thus winning TiTTy exTra acTiviTy poinTs. THE CLASS ENTHUSIASTICALLY ENTERED ALL SCHOOL ACTIVITIES This pasT Term. AniTa Brown represenTed The junior class in The Miss San JacinTo conTesT. AIThough she was noT chosen 'IMiss San JacinTo, she made an aTTracTive enTry Tor The class. Don Hale also broughT honor To The Class oT '55 as he was one oT Three sTudenTs chosen by The TacuITy To represenT The school aT The Lions Club spealcing con- TesT. Don has won an enviable repuTaTion Tor his wriTing abiIiTy. IN THE JUNIOR CLASS PLAY, ROOM EOR ONE MORE every person in The class had some parT in The producTion oT The play, which was acclaimed by San JacinTo play-goers as one oT The besT high school plays ever presenTed here. GUIDED BY SECOND SEMESTER VICE-PRESIDENT, ANITA BROWN, The class made iTs plans Tor The Junior-Senior BanqueT, held in The IaTTer parT oT May. This year will be remembered by each iunior buT now They are Ioolcing Torward To l955 and The varieTy oT acTiviTies and experiences They will encounTer as seniors. JUNIOR WORDS OF WISDOM, QUOTE: Now, The Trouble wifh Teachers is . . .They iusf don'T see a felIow's poinT of view! UNOUOTE! BACK ROW: Michael Clow, Delberf Speir, Harvey RicIreTTs, AlberT Reed, Denis Reeves, Bill Harris. SECOND ROW: Joe Pirof, G. W. Diclierson, Ber+ha BriTTian, Winford Chandler, Paul Mares. FRONT ROW: Gerry Thompson, Nancy Shaw, Linda Duhamel, Jean Thomas, Wanda WebsTev. JUNIORS ARE SPONSORED BY MRS. KUGLER AND MR. LONG. The Juniors and Seniors I in -QXV FIRST SEMESTER JUNIOR OFFICERS BIII Harris, Carolyn SECOND SEMESTER JUNIOR OFFICERS Paul Mares. GIover, Amy KIsaIla, and PauI Mares +aIre Iime ou? for Amy Kisaka, Anifa Brown, and BIII Harris sfudy decora'Iion II1e cross-word puzzle craze. ideas and Ihemes for Ihe annual Junior-Senior Banquet 66 'Suv' MR. ROBERDS AND ASSISTANTS MRS. PENACHO AND MR. CHRISTENSON GUIDE THE SENIORS. l-lold Homo Room With Those 1-.-...... ,- SKETCHES FOR THE SENIOR NAME PLATE are admired SECOND SEMESTER BIG WHEELS elecfed 'ro Senior by Carlos Ruslr, Marfy Sclwwelze-, Joan Barflell, and class offices are Carlos Ruslr, Gilberl Lockwood, Mar'ry Shirley Revie, firslr semes+er Senior officers. Schweizer, and Grace Bylzer. 67 fx fi ,4 NOW THAT THEIR CAPS AND GOWNS ARE AT HOME ha g ng p ess d d eadyf The bg e enT a Te S o s a e hnlr ng of e ea g e T s h s been f ye s of The ITe BACK ROW R cha d e s Ralph sT o e e o a o e o e D nn Joe Th b ea P nlry a da NTER Nola M Ileg sy M o e ar W TT r' B TeTT Ma Ty S h e e Welfer a Alf ed M Oslre Glbel c od n o e ee Ken y ee a ces M da FR a J y e c u belle OI e e e o o cl Jea Dolla Nola Thibodea Judy Ray Seniors Graduate in June BEING A SENIGR WAS A WGINDERFUL I-APPY EXPERIENCE Looking back aT The pasT Three years oT high school and gazing on inTo The TcTure awakened each sen To ealizahon ThaT he was rapidlx ppro c no aoi iT o THE SENIORS NVERE AN OUTSTANDING AND ACTIVE GROUP As a sopnomore class They won The acTiyiTy Trophy and aqa 1 dunno Ther unior year Theirs was Th TirsT group in many years To achieve ThaT 'oycTed honor as sophomores. IN ESTABLISI-IING TRADITIGNS The class oi '954 wa The Ti sT To order Their swea- Ters in Their sophomore year. AnoTher TradiT' n seT by The seniors was sTaoinc3 Their class play, ' LiTTIe Women, Two evenings. For The TirsT Time a second nighT perTorm- ance was successTuI and The TicIceT sales wese record-breaking. ONE GF THE LARGEST CLASS TREASURIES in The hisTory oT The school was aTTained by This class. WiTh adequaTe Tinances available They were abIe To puT on an im- 68 pressive SweeThearT Ball and an excellenT Prom. Lec by capable oTTicers, The seniors sponsored several successTul aTsier-game dan- ces and oTher acTiviTies during The school year. MUCH OE THE SCHOOL TALENT was Tound in The senior class. Twelve seniors were members oT The band. An inTeresTing record was seT. During each oT Their Tour years oT high school, Miss San JacinTo had been a member oT The class oT '54, The senior girls won Two inTerclass baslceTball Trophies and one baseball Trophy To prove Their aThleTic prowess. AN OCCASION LOOKED FORWARD TO BY EVERY SENIOR was The Freshmen In- iTiaTion. IT was a privilege To be a senior aa and on day -T-he lqoncr Seemed gr-eaaler LOVELY SENIOR QUEEN of .The SweeT.hearT Ball, Than ever. Reminiscing Tour years back To Their iniTiaTion, They realized ThaT They had COVHG TGV. LGIGF. Senior Day and The Orange TighT beTween The seniors and iuniors aroused a rivalry which was purely Tun. A PART OF THIS IMPORTANT YEAR was The honor oT sTrolling down The Senior Walk, oT being guesTs aT The Junior-Senior Banquet and oT serving as hosTs aT The Prom. BaccalaureaTe and CommencemenT broug.hT To a close a wonderTul experience oT worlc- ing and learning wiTh oThers. BuT iT was only The beginning oT Their adulT liTe, a road To be Traveled on which a speciTic goal would be reached by each individual class member. Joan BarTIeTT. is crowned by Miss San JacinTo, Nola Thibodeaut, also a Senior. HIGH SCHOOL HEP-CATS TAKE OFF ON THE BUNNY HOP, led by Carolyn Glover. ln Tow are The SweeThearT Ball Queen and King, Joan BarTIeTT and Dave Ver Plenlr, and La Von BelTzner and Marfy Schweizer. 11 Farewell, Class el l951l KEY S-pel saying J-lolcingly called H-lwabil S-lavcrile sfucly JOAN BARTLETT JOANN CNN S---Oh' iauyn S-- Oh, brollwerl' J-Boom, Boom, Berllell J l0eY A H-Giggnng H-Sleep walkxng 5-Music S-My husband HERMAN BOOY S-Hprelly line J-l-lermano J-Deb H-Gelfing 'riclcels S-Aulomobiles DELBERT CASEBOLT S-- Hi, babe! H-Women S-More women GRACE BYKER SHIRLEY CRABTREE S- On brolherlu J-Crazy-legs S--'Lefs nol have any lasx minme laeclcllnq H-Sewing and swimming J-'linker H-Reading rncvle mag- azlnes S-Dramallcs and singing S-Service men if RICHARD DODGE DON FLOWERBIRD S- Om, darvdyl' S- HUl'1? J-Diese Incl: J-The Bird H'-Working sn :ar H-SYeepfng S-Engfnes S-S+udy Hal? JEANNE DOLLAR KENNY FREEMAN S- Never mind S- Ge? a load of that J-Uqxy crazy wa'k! H-Tennis and swimwiny J-Skinny Kenny S-Bookkeeping H-Nigh? ,ufe S-Women PAT DUNN TOMMY HkMPHILL S- Hm?' S- A coo! one! J-Waldo, Jr J..R5zOf H-'D'0dUVl H-Loafing S Cd Unddfi S-Machines CCNNXE PLONNERBIRD FRED HULSTROM S-- Nvfvg Lu f'r'e ' S- Yeah. sure! J-B755 J-Frm H--AFofqe'f., 'e S H-Mofcrc es S-Musk S-A1Q9bVd , J. ff . M! , :?,af'+i ,. - i 1 ,W ,Z 5, .,.,,,,, 7 , f we A g Y 41 ,Kg fifffir we fl , WM V: , , ag ,.,. W W . ,S fm ,Q ,YNY Q33 , 5 9 :ff I . -. V , 53? ,ix-2 . tx., 4 as M449 fs Nik' fliii V QQT W 1 x ' . 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I gk S L 'E-fi-fvs'-.., X an Y X KH x,,,,, CALIFORNIAS GREATEST OUTDOOR PLAY PART OE THE GREAT DRAMATIC HERITAGE OF THIS TERRITORY JUST COMPLETING ITS Twenty Seventh PRODUCED ANNUALLY BY THE PE PLE OF THE HEMET SAN JACINTO VALLEY and Most Successful Season Valley Roclc 8a Sand QUICK DELIVERY SJ 3 Mixed Concrete CONCRETE READY TO PCUR WFfI'I1SI'B P 2 Peerless Pipe 8: Roclc Company IRRIGATION 8: BUILDING MATERIALS R BI a Ph SJ 3335: ll ll Ramona Blvd. Phone . . -335I I ll ll I Ramona Blvd., S.J. Phone S.J. 3-335I . I ., e I' I1 339 I ll ll amona v . one . . - YOUR I954 YAMEEWO PHCTOGRAPHERS Pearson Photo E FI 670 CHICK PEARSON RELAX AND PLAY' BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 54 N A X X S J S S HOTSPDINGS IQEIU DT HUTEI. GOLF SWIMMING DANCING 327 . orida Ave. Phone: I ll ll 0 I ..,x. X N -Sn. B s N 5 fx, xx N T .o.. S E Q I BQXXW-f X... ..-- - AX CONGRATULATIONS 'ro 'rhe YAMEEWO STAFF RECORD GARAGE DIRECT FACTORY DEALERS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH LLOYD RECORD S S J 3 CONGRATULATIONS 'ro 'rhe GRADUATING CLASS OF 54 Hlghesi' Qualdy Dairy Producfs MR sf MRS W M SCHWEIZER ECS D VALLEY FARMS SAN JA CINTO ELECTRIC CO. ELECTRIC CONTRACTING CHARLES GILRUTH THOMAS HANDCOCK PAUL MARSH Comple1e Elec:1rlcal Service General Elec1rlc Home Appliance 34061 2 W M 1 CONGRATULATIONS THE CLASS OF 54 E-HAREORD FUNERAL HOMIE Ph SJ 36021 1' . . S Phone - Sa J 1' OI . ain S . 1'o I 295 W. Main S+. I2O N. Buena V 1' San Jacin1'o H 1 one . - Ph H BEST WISHES CLASS OF 54 OQZWG 72LUZS27Zll r , EFI Bes+ Wlshes LOTS OF LUCK Io Ihe Class of 54 San JaclnI'o Hugh School MIIIERS NURSERY and 'rhe XI FLOWER SHOP mass of 54 905 E I FI HENRY EVANS 659 B b M II QUALITY HONEY I I I00 . orida Hemei' Phone Hemei' 349I I - +o I I Phone I d H I' GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '54 BIS DINING ROOM E +FI H + You Are Always Welcome MAIN STREET EOUNTAIN GRIII CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 54 257 E M SJ 34853 CompIe+e Lune of Bulk CI1ocoIa'res TAHOUITZ CAEE AND CONEECTIONERY 9 'r 20EFI H +CIf FOR BETTER FOODS SERVICE WITH A SMILE AND SOOTHING ATMOSPHERE Ea'I' ancI ReIaxa'r Grandolfos Restaurant +FI I 306 as orida Hemef ' PI1 4344 ein - I ancI Mana ed by I . . Frank Donna and Madge Lewis S A d L P P It I Wes orida Avenue PII H 3943 8 d Across From Fairgrounds H 'r CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 54 RECORDS DAIRY CONGRATULATIONS Io Ihe CLASS OF 54 EASIHAMS DAIRY AWI II G03 O SPRINGS ISpI V EaI and Relax Nahonally Aclverhsed GROCERIES OUALITY MEATS FRESH PRODUCE WEIIYS MARKET V 468WM SJ3 PI1 SJ 3 I I I I N I J I' A S J I C II S J I e come Awai s he Class of '54 aI Classes oI Ihe PasI Will Tell You lI's SIEII Ihe Bes o , in Ihe alley Io J. E. and CluIe, Manag . ain Ph -609I -3l3I CONGRATULATIONS 'ro +I1e Class of 54 San Iaclnto Pharmacy PRESCRIPTIONS COSMETICS VETERINARY SUPPLIES Congrafulahons Ihe Class of 54 ROSES SHOE STORE Bes+ Washes 'Io +I'1e CIass of 54 DVNES CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 54 Earmers X1 Merchants I 'ro I I PI1 SJ 3-307I l00 E M III E-Main - - - -3 I I I I ' I R IE+'r Hemei' - I E M S+ SAN IACINTO VALLEY REGISTER The Valleys Cldesi' Ye+ Lnvellesf Newspaper dd THE HEMET NEWS California s Model Weekly The Elrst National Bank SAN JACINTO AND SAN JACINTO I C p RIVERSIDE ENTERPRISE A + NOLLIS U FIRESTONE + CIT IO? W L +I: H +5272 Il ' 9 I ll I ll ' 0 ll Th I g I' I ' I+' E F I885 y Icly II1 P E C I OF I Circulafion gen D I cl 'I'o Your Home First Savings Bank S Days 6 Week OF L al, Cou Na+ I 8: Infernal' I N Spor s 8: assi d Ad Members of Federal Deposif -0 - 6 am A I' Call eme GRI-ICE'S THE VALLEY SHOP FOR GIRLS Where Girls Can Be Fashlon Wise 3 2 E M CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '54 RAYMOND'S HEMET d HOME OF LEVIS WILLIAMS STORE EOR MEN The Place +o Go For Brands You Know ++y STIRDIVANIS SHOES J I FI 'IyI IO9N I'I . . ,, N 'r Ily A I' d B d E I'h E I F Iy IS. J -59II OI asf I I The ohn C. Rober s Shoe QuaIiI'y Sh E'rh Y g M ' Ch F, I g: V I - - S Newes S Ies in AcIver+isecI Lines CI H H I C If Ph 808I IRWIN WEII COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS N dyII d D SAN IACINIO IUMBIER Ph SJ 33565 SJ 33553 S HEMEI RURAL GAS WFI BUTANE PROPANE C b + 81 GIBBEI HARDWARE RUTH GIBBEL HANDCOCK CLIFFORD E HANDCOCK FI I O CIIF EveryBIcIgNd 70I .I wil s J +cIf gm S J + ' Ph 3-6343 9I9 . orida H +CI'f ' PI1 764l IOZE d A H + APP' H 32OI You Can Pay More Bur You Can'r Buy BeH'er' EH EORD C0 H CongraI'ulaI'uons Class of 54 ROBERTG RECORD PONTIAC BUICK IOI W Florida Avenue Hemel' California Roberl' G Record Hemel' 330I STEVES AUTO PARIS SI'eve Faurfleld Lloyd Marhnclale Alumm AuI'omohve Par'I's Air Cooled Engmes Service Pl'1one 743I I205 E Flornda Hemel' Accessories and Speedparfs MIDWAY SEIE SERVICE GAS BATTERIES LUBRICATINC-3 OILS BULK SERVICE TOO Midway Be+ween Hemel' and San JGCIDEO Phone Hemel 786I I ' I S ' c. CARTER CHILL by I I U. S. Tires GMC Trucks Phone Hemef 745I OLIVER C PIERCIVAL Truck and Trailer Sales E Congra+uIa+ions Class of '54 CHURCHILL TRANSPORTATION CO Moving and Sforage Packing and Crahng P H+ 6I4I CONGRATULATIONS FROM San Jacinto Milling Co CLASS OF 54 WMKII: 637WM Congrafulahons Class oi 54 SAN IACINTO TAXI yh 370R Bld PI1 SJ 3 2 I32I . Florida Hemef, Calif. L26 N C maIi1' I1 . ' I To THE AND BUS DEPOT I C-ire ound ficirefs soId fo all poini' . . o . ain S+. . . -6 II IOHN H GILLILAND STUDEBAKER Bug Enough To Serve You Small Enough To Know You 202 Wesi' Florlda Phone 303 Hemel' Callfornla Congra+uIaI'lons Class of 54 For Complefe AuI'omo+vve Service EREIIAS GARAGE San ..Iacln+o Calrf Phone 3 5I2I Ramona and Puco Congralulahons +o I'he Class of 54 SHEELY UPHOISIERY CongraI'uIahons Class of 54 Hutt and Bowser Pharmacy COSMETICS SUNDRIES PRESCRIPTIONS I05 No Harvard SI'reeI' We re Growing Wr+h San Jacm'ro Too AI' Your Door Or A+ Our S'rore RED ROCK DAIRY EARM Tho Boasfful We May Seem We re Proud of Our Ice Cream E Menlo Phone 5642 RALPHS DRUG STORE PreScr.p+.an Pharmacrs+s COSMETICS GIFTS PHOTO FINISHING I I4 N Harvard Hemel' 695I WALIHAIL RADIO AND IV SALES AND SERVICE Admiral Crosley 8: S'ruarI' Warner I46 S Harvard Hemel' 4I94 Congra+uIa+lons I'o Ihe Class of 54 MELTON S BAKERY I05 E Mann SJ 3652I . I ' I . . . I I I 225 w. Main S.J. 3-3663 Phone 36II ' Hemel' . . . . , I . I I Bes+ of Luck Class of 54 DAI 'D G MANG Fnre 81 Au+omobnIe InsJrance PARK HILL NURSERY Fruui' and Shade Trees Fme Roses and Shru Ferhllzers and Insechclcles Ben and Eva Thomas Phone 3 583I PO Box 6 Phone 3 3804 HewuH S San Jacmlo Calif San Jaclnfo ROGERS M COX Cerhfned Public Accoun+an+ N Harvard Hemel' Ph 702I MAURY C COLEMAN REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 'EA 'Fire 'Accuden1' 'LlaI::lIlI'y I95 E Mann S+ SJ 3 4567 Congrafulahons Io The Class of 54 SAN IACINTO COMMUNITY BUILDERS GIL SEVERNS TELEVISION HEADQUARTERS We Sell The Besl' an Repair The Resl' I340 E Floruda Avenue Phone 727I Hemel Caluforma COLEMAN S HARDWARE IOME AND RANCH SUPPLIES WE LIKE IT HERE Phone S J 3 5IOI Phone San Jacmlo 3 654I LIIORS BEAUTY SALON Eleanor Shudhoff San Jacmlo California AII Beauly 205 E Mann S+ Services I I - Ii ' bs - . . II I - ' +. .. . u'f0 III . , . ' N i 0 0 n - no as Us R A H L, ,us L 0 I I I I I I ' Il ll I I d Harry L Lrvesay Prop IIVESAYS TEXACO SERVICE Tlres Ballerres Accessorres Marfalc Lubrrcahon General Aulo Repalrlng M I' T o or uneup Cor E Florida 8: San JGCIHTO Hemel Calnforma KUIBECK S JEWELRY STORE WATCH BANDS DIAMONDS Grfls for all Occasions I34 E Mann San Jacm'I'o Congralulahons Class of 54 Tlres Ballerles Accessorres UNION SEIRTITCESSTATION BOB SOUIRES Represenhng The Travelers Aelna Casually 8: Surely Aulhorrzed Agenl 620 Easl' Florrda Hemel Phone 893I General Swealer Corporalroo Los Angeles Calrforma Sensor Class 8: Award Swealers Band Uniforms Chorrs Robes Gauchos Chemlle 81 Fell' Emblems THE FARMERS FAIR of Riverside Counly AUGUST l8+h lo 22nd Hemel' Calrforma San Iacmlo Reliable Cleaners FRANCIS LONG CLASS OF 23 I96 E Mann SI' Phone 3 306I GREEN S AXIW ROOT BEER SHAKES SAN DWICH ES TACOS 600 N. Slale Phone 9I2I Hemel . . I I , 1 FINE WATCHES Insurance ls My Business ' I I I I ' MALTS HEMET REERIGERATION CO A+ KEEFE 81 MERRIT MAYTAG FRIGIDAIRE PHILCO phA HEMET BOWLING CENTER I29 N C 'r 3973 Congrarulahons Class of 54 SAN IACINTO DRUG STORE FOUNTAIN HOTEL VOSBURG TOM WILLIAMSON HEATING WELDING PLUMBING AIR CONDITIONING SS I' 3I PIANCHON S MARKET 81 'r 3 4342 Congrafulahons 'ro +he Class of 54 EREEMANS MARKET Groceries Mears Produce M 81S J + Ph 3322I u horized Dealers Sales and Service ,,, Free Insfrucfion Daily U - T . armali a Avenue I I8 E. Florida Ave. Hemer Hemem, Phone Jose . Sly I Horine DrInkwIne For Early California Charm Bill Vosburg, Manager Phone -33I I I 540 . an Jacin o S+. Ph. 3- II , San Jacin+o, Califdrnia I --- Ramona Blvd. S afe S+. Phone - San Jacin+o ein an adn O . - Congrafulahons Class of 54 SMITH BROS MARKET Congra+uIa+lons +0 I'I1e I954 Yameewo S'IaH SAN IACINTO AND HEMET ELKS THE HUMPHREY STUDIOS OF MUSIC AND THE ARTS PI1 H I WALDON I WEAVER JEWELER KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RINGS BOREL WATCHES G IHd I . ll ll The Place +o Go for Brands You Know H I C If C S J 'r d D I1 N L I J 'r E 1 T 683' bb FI A A eThankYou VVE LIIxE OUR I954 YAMEEWO we hope you Iulce IT Too' IT a yearboolc IS well done IT Taxes many haro worlcung reliable sTudenTs long hours To do IT The I954 Yameewo STaTT Mrs Shepherd sand has been an ouTsTandnng group who have done Theur besT Trom The lnlTraI meeTIng r1cghT Through To The Aprul TlrsT deadline Our sTaTT was a conscuenTlous and TaIThTuI group who perTormed Their duTnes well In all respecTs They wanT The besT Yameewo They were capable oT puTTung ouT and The sTaTT members enThusuasm was evudenT ThroughouT The pubI1caTuon process THE YAMEEWO STAFF EXPRESSES ITS SINCERE APPRECIATION To our sponsors The arT worlc and IuTerary worlc and The busuness managemenT were only a parT oT The Task Also :T was necessary ThaT adeguaTe Tnnancung be provided In The pasT The proceeds dervved Trom The sale oT books could noT pay Tor The pubIncaTnon cosTs oT The annual and so The sTaTT Turned To The merchanTs oT The valley WlThouT Them IT would be lmposslble To puT ouT any Icnnd oT a boolc The merchanTs oT San JacnnTo and HemeT have always been wullung To and our school In any way possuble By helping To Tnnance Thus annual They have parTlcnpaTed In esTabInshung a Treasure chesT oT memories Tor The sTucenTs oT San JaclnTo Hugh Thus pleased us immensely and we were happy To carry The ads oT so many Turms as proof oT The Tune sponsorshup we a MANY THANKS ARE DUE TO OUR ANNUAL ADVISOR Mrs RuTh Shepherd She puT IH long hours oT paT1enT worlc and assnsTance To The sTaTT OUR SPONSOR AND OUR STAFF EXPRESS SINCERE ORATITUDE To The many who deserve :T To Mrs Beryl Penacho Tor her asslsTance In Typing copy Tor The an nual To Mr James Hooper Tor his help IU prooT readmg Tunal copy and galley sheeTs To our phoTographer Pearsons STuduo who Toolc some very ouTsTandung and orugunal pncTures To our engravers The Los Angeles Engraving Company To our cover com pany The S K SmITh Cover Company and To our prunTers The HemeT News IN MEMORIAL MRS JEAN BARNES Teacher and Trnend who conTrnbuTed many hours oT conscuenT1ous and TauThTuI servuce To her sTudenTs HAL FERRELL Class oT IQSI wall always be remembered Tor hus sense oT humor has gunclc smile and has genunne Trnendshnp 97 f Il Il. 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