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

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., N, X 5 Nb - ,5 A as .Qi ,f - . N- .1 vivklylrg,-in 5 . ,K 3. g pq 'fx-?'. is Ki .' , . Elm A I Ac 'ff' - 3 . asrw-M RICHARD MARSHALL Treasurer DAVID DOYEL President Four years of hard work, dances, clubs, sports, and lots of fun are the memories of a 1964 graduate. The freshman year was a year of hazing, of learning, and of maturing. The sophomore year was progress and profit and fun. The responsibility of an upperclass- man and the discovery of the key to life came with the junior year. Finally, but with sadness, the senior approaches graduation and the open door of maturity. After passing through this doorway to individual opportunity one is on his way to a new life: college or marriage or immediate employment. These past four years have made a mark in the life of every senior pictured on the following pages. ln each face there is an expression of happiness or sadness, of intelligence or maturity. It may be the pleasant smile of the friendly student or the solemn expression of knowledge. Each is now an individual.

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CLASSES

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4. I v ? , an I 'we . X, M n VAL GUZMAN and MARGARET VAZNAIAN V, Representatives to Council , 4 DAWN SIMPSON Secretary .pg V. . we SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL-BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: A.Bratton, V. Roby. ROW TWO: E. Adams, B. Cabibi, P. Cone, L. Butler, L. Keen, E. Conrad. NOT PICTURED: R. France, K. Honeycutt. I3