Porterville Union High School - El Granito Yearbook (Porterville, CA)

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Johnny Cemo ,...,. ,,,,,,.,,..,..Presiclent Cyrille Faure ,,,Y,,YY,g ,,,,.,,, V ice-President Louise Holt ,,...,,,,.,,..,.,,,, ..,,..,..,....Secretary Donald McDonald ,,,..,. ..,,,,,, T reasurer Dick Jamison ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,..,.,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,Representative The cool, tantalizing waters of the swimming pool and the glistening whirr of rolling skates at Hot Springs will long be remembered by the group of sophomores who journeyed to this favorite resort one Saturday morning near the closing brackets of another school term. The picnic was sublime-flavored with toothsome food, vigorous swimming, spills and jills on the steel rollers, and rhythmic dancing from 2:00 until 4:30 o'clock in the afternoon. Oversh p ngs picnic was our party held in the nasium one memorable ni ht. Th gym' g e games were excellent-in fact, everything was of the caliber to make it just that! adowed only by the Hot S ri Asicle from the above mentioned pleasure jaunts, we have very little to mention. A few meetings were helcl, mainly to discuss and carry out the picnic and viously mentionecl. party pre- SOPHOMORE CLASS 1 .

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JUNIOR CLASS We, the junior class of '39, feel that we have successfully fullfilled the duties expected of us. Our annual prom, the highlight of the year, given in honor of the senior class, was successful in every way. Our activities consisted of our play, The Whole Townls Talking , which was presented to an appreciative audience late in the spring. A well planned assembly was also outstanding in the performances of the junior class. Under the direction of Keith Skidmore, our president, we successfully pre- sented a junior dance and rube day. We believe that we are fully equiped to fill the places of the graduating seniors. ,23- K r T

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FRESHMEN William Nash ..,.,, .YfYfYYYYYYY.Y.V P rESiClCI1C Leland Tufney YYYYY ,,,,,.. V ice-President Marilyn Pratt ,,,, ,, ,....,,,,.,. Secretary Frank Smith ,,,,,,,,, . ...,,,,,,,7,.,,.A.... Treasurer Ward Cummings ,,,,,,,,,,,..,,, .. ,,..,YY...,,,, ' Representative After bathing off the rou ge smeared on our faces hy upper classmen and adjust- ing ourselves to the more dignified surroundin f h' ' ' f gs o igh school life so different rom grammar school ways we the f h , , , res men class of '37-'38, took our part in mak- ing the school curriculum function. Sticking to the custom of having the freshmen picnic at Bartlett, we carried out our part by enjoying a good social com o d f , p se o games and all the trimmings neces- sary for a complete outing. Aside from conductin bu ' g siness meetings in the customary manner, we did little in the wa of s onsorin or conductin school ff ' Y P g g a airs. A few of our talented entertainers performed in assembly, thus showing that the freshmen class had the necessary requirements if called upon to lend their help. This year has been used more as a primer to accustom the class to the environ- ment of high school ways, with the result we haven't much to write about, but feel that we have lived up to the expectatio b ns estowed upon us, and will continue to fill our place at Porterville high. 1 1