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

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SENUQDEQ GLASS QDFFHQEEQS For the pastfour years, the Class of '62 has been actively patterning its future. With June and graduation, each member will go his own way, but with him he will take many memories ot his high school days and especially of his senior year -- the Prom, the Senior Play, Blossom Day, Graduation, and the Gradua- tion Party. 92, . -A wg 1 - -- V ' Q ., 1 f X wg ff iiiiii feffi Q- it Ki' ,y l V y V ll , .. Q, I 1, , '-,. gwf I '. ., A 5 2. , Maytie Gemmell JerriWilIiams Treasurer Secretary lilllllllllll MTHWUTUES3 Buzz Stephen President Ron Sh eldon Vice-President

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One of the most important responsibilities of Mr. Bob Donley, Senior Boys' Counselor, is to advise seniors in their choice ofa col- lege. GCQlllllllS3ElQliS For productive years at high school, Mrs. Elizabeth Moore, Freshman Counselor, realizes that it is important to rapidly orientate thetresh- man. Many and varied are the duties of P.U.H.S.' Counselors. Mr. Ed Land- grut, Junior Counselor, assists Jennifer Goux and Jane Muller with the plans for the Junior-Senior Prom. wnwwmnf' E3 F, W ,N I L,f,.!l H eg , , , . L si' -I .twmf , , 21 4 fe, ii. Mr. Bob Smith, Freshman Boys' Counselor, checks the transfer ot a new student with our registrar, Mrs. Fanchon Muller. GELJSBSES3 EWCGELQCEE H i l l l l l l l 1 R

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3. l i 5 5 .t il 5 3 t 5 5 if it This boy needs a Casey Coffin. ,.-f+ 'A!rf, ,ff .2 ffm! M,- BOTTOMS UP: Big Fat John climbs out of the mine Warm-ups before the Big Game. Hot music was a special attraction ofthe Senior Assembly. lt's the year 2Ol2 - two graduates of the class ot'62 are busy reminiscing over the Oldies, but Goodies, during their senior year. Remember Ron Frankum singing the theme song? Remember Norman Moore andjudy Aanestad doing that dance craze of the sixties - the Twist? It all happened and more in the Senior Assembly.