AMarch 05 1951
William A. Hunnex 05 Mar 1951, Mon The San Bernardino County Sun (San Bernardino, California) Newspapers.com
WILLIAM A. HUNNEX
William A. Hunnex, 66, native of China, resident of San Bernardino two years and of California 21 years, died yesterday at a San Bernardino hospital. He was a retired minister.
Surviving are his wife, Gloria G. Hunnex, and son, William E. Hunnex, both of Los Angeles; two daughters, Mrs. Harold A. Olson of Seattle, Wash., and Mrs. Fred A. Stoll, Modesto; two brothers, Charles E. Hunnex, Ontario, and Alfred A. Hunnex, Los Angeles; six grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Funeral services are pending with the Mark B. Shaw Co.
June 14 1951
June 14, 1951: Faculty Party; “…Present were George Hunnex…”
July 05 1951
Teacher Visiting Yosemite 05 Jul 1951, Thu Lake Elsinore Valley Sun-Tribune (Lake Elsinore, California) Newspapers.com
TEACHER VISITING YOSEMITE
•VALLEY-WIDE
George Hunnex, Spanish and mathematics teacher at Elsinore Union High school, has gone to Yosemite for a three weeks visit before joining his parents in Los Angeles for the remainder of the summer.
August 02 1951
August 02, 1951: Return From Vacation, “…While there, the Halpens entertained George Hunnex of Elsinore with several fish dinners at their camp.”
August 23 1951
August 23, 1951: Earlier Hours, New Teachers Mark Changes at High School—Most of Faculty Returns, “Members of the faculty returning again this year are: … George Hunnex, Spanish and general mathematics…”
October 11 1951
October 11, 1951: Night School to Offer Valuable Classes to Adults; “…George Hunnex will teach Spanish if the present enrollment of seven is increased to 15…”
October 18 1951
If You Want To Learn Spanish, Read This 18 Oct 1951, Thu Lake Elsinore Valley Sun-Tribune (Lake Elsinore, California) Newspapers.com
IF YOU WANT TO LEARN SPANISH, READ THIS
•VALLEY-WIDE
An opportunity has come to residents of Elsinore valley to study Spanish. With the Spanish background of California and the proximity of Mexico, a Spanish speaking country, the language is considered of special importance to those living in Southern California.
George Hunnex, teacher in Elsinore Union High school, will open a beginners class in Spanish Tuesday, October 23, at 7 p.m. at the high school. Anyone is welcome to attend the class which will meet each Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. in Bungalow B. There is no charge for the instruction as it is under the adult education program of the high school.
