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

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im., .,W A ..- . , , , I ' ere. 5 5 2 ff- S . 5 E 3 . . L A 5 r , V 6' 2 , ..., M .- rn ,. . J 1 4 ,J '- 1' t . 1, .1 . 3. - '53-r'?'3' 4 3 1' fy 'Q . 9' i A '52 Mr. Frank L. Mattox Mr. E. J. Hubbell District Business Manager Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Preparing hot lunches, repairing lock- ers, and keeping our grounds picked up are just a few of the around the clock duties of our school personnel. This very important group includes the cafe- teria staff, custodians, bus drivers, and secretaries. Us , ...LW ,,,,, . ,,,. Y , 2 3 l 3 Q K ,. ff? K? . Qi 1 ' K g E 3 i 'fri a I ' 3 f QF- . 1 ' J 9 't W' -- fi Q E l M . ik 1 5 H K I . A , T' S, fs . . 1 ., t . f. 55 Wa f , . . ,4..m..1 . ..'.i.,.. 1 .. .,. a..1f..1, J CAFETERIA STAFF: ROW ONE fleft to rightlz Delk, M., Rather, V., Lentz, M., Moll, O., Chase, L. ROW TWO: Faulconer, C., Stanley, L., McMasters, M., Scott, J., Patterson, E., Hair, A. ROW THREE: Vaughn, l., Wolf, G., Hyde, H., Skinner, N., Julian, M. CU W., J., son Lan Miss Ann Campbell Mrs. Blanch Waters School Nurse Librarian STODIANS: ROW ONE fleft to righty: Sherman, H. E., McNutt, Karnes, A., Coffee, T., Alred, M., Allen, E., Worden, B., Dossey, Wallace, R., Hubbell, E., Day, J. ROW TWO: Churchill, C., Peter- , l., McMasters, C., Bough, E., Leaver, J., Foster, D., Muller, L., sford, L., Brazell, W. ' 15121, . 1 -UI lk : 'Lv .'- - 'i'i'C':. W t -f T it ff 1 .' ' 5 -:ii in i f ' 6 Mr. Cecil Levin Mrs. Peggy Milford Librarian's Secretary Psychologist ' 13

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-1... ...M E. 3 E 1 , , . ' ' NW izitvS1tc,.23,95fF'tl: 11 N. . X, .,,,kk, . 5' . . ta, tag. 2 ' 3 ik ' ..-5 Q . . Q z 5 . f it 3 ig. ,., .fl L . Z. 4, - Mr. Robert York Biology, Chemistry, Department Chairman, Classics Club If ', .wr Mr. Robert Donaly Chemistry, Physical Science, Sophomore Counselor 'T I f. .5 if - ' , gif. s v TLKQQ! ' ,,,, ,,, ,,,,, ,,,, p q ,A ggfllgi' 2 SL o X 'Sf f v lvliss Gladys Perry Physiology. Jr. Counselor, C.S.F. 'k Mr. Clarence l7oole -. . General Science,'Science.. , Club, Concessions, COUflQilg'f',, j' n-Q-www 1 Vocational Agricultural teachers, left to right: Mr. 5 Rufus Roth, Mr. Darwin Gublerg Mr. Ray Kennedy. Each year quicker and fancier methods of packag- ing food are invented. Re- gardless how many ingeni- ous ways there are to wrap the products however, there still must be someone to grow them. The agriculture depart- ment teaches the students the latest scientific meth- ods inthe production of ani- mal and crop projects and develops agricultural lead- ership, cooperation, and citizenship. ,.....,,, ...,.. , .......,...a...............s..t.,.,..f....,,.....,c..., l 5 Q . if . . 4 ls.. . Mr. Herbert Foerster Physical Science, General Science, Science 1A . l i I I i S 1 Q l Mr. Carl Elder Biology, Director of Athletics, Block P The emphasis in these times is being placed ina creasingly on science. Al- though we are probably most aware of the Chemis- try classes - due to the faint perfume which at times comes floating down the hallway of the S-build- ing--there are many other science classes open to stu- dents. Biology, General Sci- ence, Physiology, Physical Science, and Physics are also studied. These classes are especially important in beginning the training of many future scientists. fi fi A 1 , S P1 431, A' . v. Mr. Glenn Harper Biology, Studyhall ,.-.v-w...W-Q-.,,W'f.f-,Wm-,.w.,-.,......., X 3 Mr. Carl Benson Physical Science, 15 Science Club