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

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The prtmary purpose of the Orlentatlon classes IS to offer open d1scuss1ons to Freshmen coverxnq such 1ssues as health personal prob lems and the technlque of secondary educa ron Many Sophomore students 1n add1t1on to Freshmen are also allowed to take Drlvers Trarnmq rf they were unable to do so rn the1r frrst year Orientation and Orlentahon and Cadets Freshman Counselor MATHEMATICS Mathematrcs IS a key to the door of the future a key beh1nd our prolectlon 1nto space Prr mary and s1mple math lead to development and understandlng of hxqher math complex because of the formulatron of theones Even though our math department cannot delve lnto the factors pertarnmq to h1ah math they can plant the seed of deslre ln the rnrnds of to- days youth The challenge rs before us and we hope to meet 1t through the development of mathematlcs ORI Miss Leola Morrxson Orxentatxon and Sophomore Counselor Orlentatton and U S Hxstory Mr Ronald Kavern Math and Study Hall Mr Charles Patmore Mr Alex Mock Mr Larry Russ Alqebft-'I Und PHMUIQ Advanced Math Algebra and Semor Math ENT TIGN Q w Mr Bob Smith Onentatxon and Sophomore Counselor Orxentatxon and Iumor Counselor Mr Iohn Thrantham Math and Sports Mr Clyde Wllcoxen Algebra and Plane Geometry l' . Mr. Carl Faller Mr. Iohn Harris Mr. George Reimer Mrs. Mariorie Richardson , ' ' ' I , , J 9' l l l . l X I

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT The Industnal Arts classes offer exploratlonal and vo- cauonal types of trammg m such helds as carpentry 'W draftmg pr1nt1ng Wood work metals and auto prepare young Amencans 4,7 I for the challenge of the ,ti I I modern age If 1 5, Mr Iohn Herrell Mr Rxchard Peterson My W1ll1qm Scruggs f 4' Ml' Idmes Gibson Mr Ernest Shearmg Mr Charles Wxlls Ml' Thomas Bake! MUSIC DEPARTMENT Our h1gh school boasts one of the fmest mus1c departments on the West coast Every group from Portervllle that part1c1pated m the muslc feshval last year recelved a supenor ratmg Some of the spec1alty groups are The Studlo Band, The Madrlgals, and The Rhythm Co eds Mr Frank Shaffer M' Iohn vaznmfm M' Anhui' Huff Choir members gemng ready for a performance 1 A y 2 shop! all of which help to 1 xg V IVA X, Q: Q Vyyg IL, . A .-'f ,'. I'-V 7 iv Il! J, f ., 5 'v ' fl? 3 ,.r:,,,gV -5 Wgzsx , J l,: xy, 5 fffl. ,x If ' 1 iff W aff S

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Q0 20 M' A1bef'DG e P Mrs Glenda Mead Mrs Mary G Mornson Mr Frank Hand X., Mr Tracy Armstrong Mxss June Plxlon Mr Frederick Seibel Mr Iohn McCailerty Standardlzed Engllsh consututes understandtng of the correct usages 1n speakmg th1nk1ng readlng and Wr1t1ng Cultural background 1S Hnportant as 1S lntelllgence for the correct understandlng of our language Success rn latter years stems from early tra1n1ng ln tools of expresslon and cornmunlcatlon The better the usage of these tools the eas1er 1t Wlll be to meet the challenge of our cultural world Charles Mrs. Inez Sxmmer Miss Henritta Theys Mrs Edxth Helen Zalucl Mr. Lowell Dayton Readxng Frosh counselor Speech, Spamsh 1 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT fav t Q ll S- l tc: ffgllf