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

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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.

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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

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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