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

Text from Pages 1 - 219 of the 1976 volume:

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Playing a game and hoping to win, Victory istaken by your own kin. Trying to gracefully step down the stairs, Wanting to walk here, but ending up over there. As years go by and looking back. There's nothing more funny than all of that. lf you can't stand up on your own two feet, Just laugh and think Thats defeat! . IMAP! XC? A will to try and accomplish the best, along with frustration and distress, Feelings of strength crept over life, when pulling through with all our strife. Like a dove beginning his first flight, soaring through the sky with all his might. A flower beginning to see outside, spreading it's arms to every side. A doe with her newly born fawn, means time can be either short or long. As times go by and we have learned frustration, the only way is to have determination. . V K M., law-, 'v w-i 1 V 4. ,wi f ,t V W awww 'V ' W A 4, Q it K, X-194, Af' was f - A F v Q i I n 9 1 1 ? 1 1 W i 10 The wonders of our beautiful panther pride, drew the fun and enjoyment of keeping alive: Screaming, yelling and cheering along kept us singing our Orange and Green song. Winning to keep us number one, was exciting and great through havingfun. The hopes from above can be filled with love, while giving and living, as free as a dove. We shared itall as an equal one, Shining bright like the rising sun, Expressions were there from everywhere, Undecided emotions could never compare, Winning and knowing we were good, Brought Victory to us and together we stood There's funny things that no one can beat, Those times of laughter and defeat, Determination gave us a will to try, To be proud and gold our heads up high, When we were shouting and yelling about, Out spirit was the greatest without a doubt, Put it all together like in a picture frame We know this campus will remain the same, Our heart soaked in the precious memories, Of knowing we stood in total Unity! . ,U B , n.,.1..f .... 3 . , i I s V 3 4 x w 1 Observe always that everything is a result of a change, and get use to thinking there is nothing nature loves so well as to change existing forms and to make new ones. With the Change of Time. .. A rain cloud bursts and spills its shower catapilla rs will spread their wings to fly. A young bud will bloom into a flowerg a seagull soars forever thru the sky. Like the autumn trees that lose their leaves: we'll face some winter and some cold times. Then spring brings warmth to receive.. and melts the snow away with sunshine All the wishes ofthe dandelion shall plant seeds throughout the land. We'll grow and change 'til the days are one while ourwisdom shall expand. 3 - liiiffkil J V . 15 6 Fall Quarter Sprung Quarter Dedication 18 Music Door 1SfQfr. Sporfs 23 3l'dQfr Sporfs 112 ?reshmon 40 Juniors Winfer Quarter Summer Quorfor Band 60 ZH5 Qfr. Sports 67 ?aouIfy '26 Sophmores 88 K? jjgllk Quart The fall is like us in our first year of school, lt hurls us, twirls us in a big whirl pool. Like leaves which are blown off the trees bythe wind, being topsied and turvied, again and again. And just when you think you are back on your feet, that playful olo wind knocks you right off your seat -IL -1- Ya ,dh ,., '1 ' -wi 15 Busy brunch-breaks, forfeited lunch hours, and frequent eleven-hour work days, rarely come as a surprise to English teacher, Sally DePaoli who unselfishly dedicates much of her time to her students. Mrs. DePaoli has been a member of the Porter- ville High School English Department for 13 years. Throughout those years she has consistently shown the enthusiasm, dedication, and patience which her students appreciate as much today as they did when she first began her teaching career. included in Mrs. DePaoIi's busy teaching sched- ule are classes in propaganda studies, creative writing, and journalism. lnvolved in her work, Mrs. DePaoli may often been seen amidst the turmoil of room T-4, tallying a propaganda poll, aiding a perplexed student, or inspiring her crea- tive writers to new heights. She has been nicknamed the elf by her jour- nalism students because of the late night hours she spends assisting them in their journalistic endeavors. More than a teacher, Mrs. DePaoli is a warm and sincere friend. For this we give her our special thanks. Dedication ' ' 5 J1- ar 'wwf IS x D 5 JM X I 3, YI! ,11- Us cats really had an out-of-sight time during B-Bop week! From the very beginning there was never a dull moment. From real red lipstick, to duck-tail hair cuts: From full swirl skirts to rolled up jeans, Nostalgia week went swinging on. The dance contest was really nifty, Ole B-Bopping Beagle and Foxie Faller sure put down some groovy dance steps, they sure deserved to be the winners! Then us cats who went to the sock hop on Friday, really cut our- selves out to have a peachy time and boy did we. Too bad Elvis couldn't have been there to see us! All I can say is it was the grooviest, coolest, out-a-sight week that has ever hit P'vilIe High! Let's hope to see it again next year too! The sound of buzzing wheels and screeching screams started out homecoming week this year. G.A.A. sponsored the first event of the week, a skateboard race, which really got everyone excited! There were many Funny Faces made at the sack races, put on by F.F.A. That was one event that really went over with a leaping success. The Junior class got in the splash of things! They put on a water balloon toss which went over very wet! The week was brought to a close with the annual Powder Puff Football game sponsored by our great Student Council. The Sophomores and Freshmen vs. the Juniors and Seniors brought on a show that was just grrrreat! - 49 1 f P2553 MINGQ 22 A- VARSITY-BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R.Ramirez, J.McDonald, R.Urmy, R.Barker, IVl.Vickers, IVl.Styles, M.Lent, T.Reece, T.Hagen, W. Flores, T.Land, J.Garfield, R.Torrey. 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JOLL JOCKS si' JUNIOR VARSITY-BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D.Land, R.Camarena, P.Lopez, NI.Freeman, D.Strong, C.Lawrence, G.Beltran, D.Guzman, M.Lopez, IVI.Trost, R.Schaffer, MIDDLE ROW: J.AIvarez, D.Gabinete, C.Rarnirez, M.Webber, J.Cotta, lVI.Stein, J.Garcia, J.Frederick, D.CIark, V.BIack, G.Spears, B.Maples, IVl.Sweet, BACK ROW: M.Cordoba, F.OImedo, R.Lopez, H.lVlartinez, G.Dunger, Rlermino, M.McQueen, T. Buckley, NI.Standlee, S.StyIes, IVI.Idell, R.Smith. FROSH-SOPH-Bottom Row, Left to Right: J.SheIton, D.Flores, R.Torres, D.VanBebber, A.Rodriguez, M.Camarena, G.G-rieser, M.Huerta, A Higareda, A.Garcia, J.VaIdez, A.Rafanan, Middle Row, Left to Right: P.VaIIejo, T.Sanchez, R.Rodriguez, T.Dearden, R.Lopez, E.Hunsaker, R Meier, T.Hicks, R.VareIa, G.Cope, R.Rodriguez, D.WiIson, S.Ricord, D.Hood Top Row, Left to Right: L.EscaIante, M.FIyrm, T.Duff, D.Drum- right, B.B.Rountree, J.Mayer, S.Ramirez, T.Cartage-na, K.Carmen, P.CarIton, J.CIark, K.Dye, R.Sierra, R.BoeIter, S.Freeman CUBS Ann ITTENS C's-Bottom Row, Left to Right: J.Griffin, D.Torres, J.Sierra, W.Garcia, D.Sierra, B.GonzaIez, C.Ganey, J.Davis, R.Thomas, M.Joven, M.Heeb- ner, R.GonzaIez, C.Job, F.Jimir1ez, Middle Row, Left to Right-V.O'Hara, B.Gabinete, R.Guiterrez, R.CariIIo, G.Beltran, A.Job, J.Vaught, E. Rodriguez, R.Shaffer, S.Tesserio, E.Montoya, E.Chavez, Back Row, Left to Right: A.OImedo, J.Berna, R.Koop, D.Carmen, IVl.HambIin, P. Vallejo, J.OImedo, B.Bunyard, S.Drumright, B.HiII, N.Emerson, R.RodoIfo, B.Griswold, D.GonzaIez, L.Rodriguez, A.Bautista 75-78 RUST ERQAWARDS SEPTEMBER 12 Mt. Whitney. . .V-JV Home, Frosh-Soph, There 1:18 Tulare Western. . .C, There 19 Redwood. . .V-JV-Frosh Soph, There 25 Monache no. 2c. . ,C Res., Home 26 Wasco. . ,V-JV-Frosh Soph, Home OCTOBER 2 Delano.. .C,There 3 Hanford. . ,V-JV, Frosh-Soph, There 9 Tulare. . ,C, Home 10 Shafter. . .V-JV, Frosh-Soph, There t16 Monache. . .C, There 17 Exeter. . .V-JV, Home 623 Tulare Western. . .V-JV, Frosh-Soph, There Tulare Western. . .C, Home 30 Monache no. 2c. . .C, There 31 Arvin. . .V-JV-Frosh Soph, Home NOVEMBER 6 Delano. , .Frosh-Soph, There-C, Home Delano. . .V-JV, There H213 Tulare. . .C, There 2:14 Tulare. . .V-JV, Frosh-Soph, Home 1:20 Monache. . .Frosh-Soph-C, Home 4:21 Monache. . .V-JV, Home 'fLeague Games 24 1:7 -'I 92 xx get XXX x 4 Qi, .fe 1 0' fr 7 Nix J - 'f l A :Nw X X J if T' ' CLORRAL The most important thing in any athletic competition is not to win-but to take part. Just as in life, the most important thing is not the triumph but the struggle. The Olympic Creed The 1975 Varsity football team coached by Donn Rennwick and as- sistant coach Tiny Hill finished the season in a tie for second with a record of 2-1-2 in the EYL. The highlight of the season was a 14-13 upset over league champion Tulare Western. This was the passingest Panther team in the history of the school and was led byMost Valuable Player and All League performer Marty Medrano, Best Offensive Back and All League Quarterback Thad Reece, Best Offensive Line- man-Joe McDonald, Best Defensive Lineman Steve Poteet, Best De- fensive Back-Easy Contreras and Most Inspirational-Armando Mar- quez to an outstanding season. FR-SOPH The Frosh-Soph Kittens were coached by Dave Frederick to a 3-1-1 record and second place in the league for an excellent season. They were led by Most Valuable Player and Best Back Raymond Varela, who had over 500 yards rushing. Along with Varella the Captains were Best Lineman Danny Flores, Linemen Jay Meyer, and Ricky Rodriguez. Also recognized as outstanding players were Best Linemen Phillip Carlton, Leading Scorer Danny Wilson with eleven touchdowns, Best Defensive Back- Mike Camarena, and leading re- ceiver Luis Escalante. JV The Junior Varsity football team, coached by Greg Boyer, had a poor season when you consider their wonflost record. It was a building season and many fine players were developed throughout the course of the season. Such outstanding athletes as Mike Webber, Most Valuable Player and Best Back Dan Hooverwill move up and help the Varsity to a very successful season next year. Both were team cap- tains and showed great leadership ability. Other awards went to Henry Martinez-Best Hitter, Jeff Cotta- Most Inspirational, and Matt Vick- ers-Best Back. With this caliber of players moving on to Varsity Por- terville's football future looks bright. This years C football team coached by Bob Perez experienced an excellent season. A total of 56 boys played throughout the sea- son and were very competitive and highly spirited. Outstanding play- ers included Manny Beltran, Robert Gabinete, fMost Valuable Playerh, Willy Garcia, Brian Bun- yard, Joel Sierra, and Eddie Rod- riguez. This has been the biggest turnout for C football in the his- tory of the school, and a success- ful year it was. 1 Y , I I 26 ! Q 1 S 9 Front Row-Left to Right K Grundies C Carter D Hansen W Rambo T Watts M Formica T Gill Sec ond Row-Left to Right: M Higgins S Tranter C LaPresta M Silva J Rafferty T Witt GYM NUTS You can identify a member of the gymnastics team by the many bruises and the rough torn, cal- lused hands. Porterville High School's first gymnastics team competed this year. Porterville was the only school in the EYL with members having no experience in competition. Porterville High School Junior Varsity team fin- ished second in the league, an excellent record for a beginning team. Each girl must compete on the Uneven Bars, Balance Beam, Floor Exercise and Vaulting. The following awards were presented at the fall sports banquet: Most Valuable, Jennifer Rafferty, Most Inspirational-Dana Hansen, Most Improved-Kim Grundies, Distin- guished Achievement-Shari Tran- ter. Seniors on the team are Tracy Gill, Jennifer Rafferty, Lisa Ralphs and Tamara Watts. The 1976-77 season will mean the addition of a varsity team. The Varsity team will not be a full twelve member team because more experience is needed before making that vault. Returning team members ex- pected to do well inthe league are as follows: Dana Hansen, Mary Hig- gins, Carla Carter, Wendy Rambo, Charlotte LaPresta and Tamara Witt. 5 L , ,, .. . 1 L to R: Cathy Galloway, Myra Yow, Carol Winters and Cindy Tinker. Distaff Bowlers Q wwfysf in BJ ' if 0 y 5 is ms. .2 ' I ie, -X? ,. y The Varsity Water Polo team ex- perienced slight growing pains this season. They had a 2-4 record, which, Coach Doug Green attributes to the fact that they were a young team with only two members hav- ing Varsity experience. As the sea- son progressed, they became stronger and more experienced. They were led by Captain Andy Noble and leading scorer Ron Ridgway. Coach Green also cited Steve Movius, Bob Phillips, Matt Conley and Brian Boudreau for having an outstanding season. VARSITY-Bottom Row, Left to Right: R.Ridgway, B.Tinker, A.NobIe, S.Movius, Middle Row R.Young, R.Phillips, B.Goode, B.Boudreau, H.Swearingen, M.Conley. LL 77 R -tf -, ' .Wk 4 pxx 4 Q If J g'Q 7. 9 'La' o--wlvilr lt lf ,fs s it F' Q nga I X lllll - .X ,ff fy E Q,CoYKA,L JUNIOR VARSITY Bottom Row, Left to Right: R. Ward, S. Choate, J.Brown, C.Josephsons, Middle Row G Lewis L Swift, K.Brown, J.Bartlett, K.Price, Top Row: D.Brownson, R.Chapman, K.Goode, M Giddings R Taylor. The Junior Varsity water-polo team, like the Varsity, were also a team of inexperience but managed an impressive league record of 4-2. Many members of the squad will be returning next year which will mean a good, strong team next year. The Junior Varsity water-poloists were coached by Doug Green and led by Captain Kelly Brown and leading scorers Jim Bartlett and Robert Ward. Also cited for his outstanding playing was Cary Letsinger. :ms ua Y W Y VARSITY-Left to Right: Y.Carevo, K.BoescI'1, K.Bennet, D.NotIey, R.Hood, S.Vickers, B.Santoya, T.TayIor --- ' ' si - :Z JUNIOR VARSITY, Left to Right: S.Davis, A.Magana, M.Lawrence, C.Wong, D.Goode, C.GabrieI, L.Anderson D.Keeling, K.Carlisle. FROSH.-SOPH., Top to Bottom: A.Montoya, M.Rodriguez, J.l-Iutchinson, R.Hicks, L.Ridgeway, R.Moore, K.Perry, V.Padilla, B.Crane, C.Scarborough, R.Moore. VARSITY: Varsity Volleyball had it's season of losses this year with two wins and eleven losses. There were many close games and alot of heart- break losses. Sally Vickers was chosen by her team-mates as Most Valuable Player this year and was also chosen as an EYL-All-League Player. Yolanda Canarveo was chosen by her team- mates as Most Improved. Terry Tur- key Taylor and Kim Boesch, bot sen- iors, were chosen as EYL Honorable Mention to the All League Team. JUNIOR VARSITY: The Junior Var- sity was coached by Charise Shanes and had a league record of 3-5 and the Frosh.-Soph. a league record of 2-4. Several players from the Junior Var- sity team will be moving to Varsity but some promising prospects will be coming from the Frosh.-Soph. team. Coach Shanes is looking for a com- petitive season next year and summed up this season as good finishing with a win over Monache. Awards went to Debbie Goode, Most Valuable player and Mary Beth Lawrence, Most Improved Player. FROSH-SOPH: The Frosh-Soph are a non-league made for developing skills and experience. Awards went to: Most Valuable Players-Maria Rodriguez and Veronica Padilla, Most Improved play- er went to Anna Montoya. 35 it' Ajlk W NX J 1,4 1 ' c.coRM:7 36 VARSITY-Bottom Row, Left to Right: IVI.Santoya, R.Renaga, H.Waters, J.Contreras, Top Row: F.NlecIina, CROSS, B.GiIIette, N.Reyna, M.CaIdera. JUNIOR VARSITY-Bottom Row, Left to Right: D.Dupont, J.IVIeyer, D.MusseIIman, P.Pena, S.Kakuma, A.Gibson, Top Row: M.Sims, P.Natzke, T.Barker, V.Jor1es, D.TrujilIo, K.Pond, CROSS COUNTRY FROSH-SOPH, Bottom Row-Left to Right: R.Cannon, M.Martinez, F.Gutierrez, M.Vera, J.Mar- tinez, Top Row: K.Nay, M.Waters, G.Johnson, A.Marquez, T.Ross. This years Varsity Cross Country team fought to third place in the E.Y.L. while the Frosh-Sopll team finished fourth and the Junior Var- sity team finished in first place. Outstanding varsity runners in- cluded Fermin Medina, Mario Cal- dera, Brad Gillette, Manuel Mar- tinez and Rudy Reynaga. Outstanding Frosh-Soph runners included Ted Ross, Mark Vera and Fernando Gutierrez. Boys who helped the Junior Var- sity to an E.Y.L. championship were Jesse Contreras, Tim Barker, Shin- go Kakuma, Dan Trujillo, and Noe Reyna. With a squad of over forty, this years team gained alot of needed experience and should improve next year. Highlights of the year included surprise wins over Tulare and Arvin. Varsity won-loss record in league was 3-2. Junior Varsity was 5-O and the Frosh-Soph was 3-2. Vw' U' 1.Ki'i!,w f ja-.V r Qi' ,ffm C's-Bottom Row, Left to Right: J.Vasque2, R.Poundstone, J.Heintz, K.Ed- wards, Top Row: D.Montez, F.Mina, A.Eggman. M -' 'ii n Www W, , L i n , ' ..1 . f : ,- ki 1 54 ' , ..f k:,., ,,i, Q , 4 ,,,L , ,MKW K ..,.?lA5,,ik,, k,G,kgl In K H 5 ' k M' 5 'L L ',2, ' fi , ,, '-,-QAb V- , 'flfff A f' g2efz.1v,,W H :VAw,Q,.f: K' . i '-fQ,.'VV 'W I 'K , N M 4' 7' M ' . 'AA L 1 N 4 S.. g:,g.f1z1'. 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'A+ Rubin, Phillip is ix Luit, Co ria . 5,,,, L5,iL.,,f5i L K i ,.,. rrk Lord, Drew L 5,5, Velard, Maria '7 ',,5 ,, S . ,..,, if ,,5 5 ' N Wa rd G i n ge r ' Web b, Ron n ie 'iff 1 5fi2?+iE i,, 555 fi 'i ,555 QSW pew 35355 'vi If ' fi Our Misty winter year Is like an icy stream Thatfroze on its wayto Flowering srnoot ert a be o e The Ocean Toward a warmer day And is glistening in-between Throughout the winter season Was better than the fall It sits in still refrain, But spring and summer lie ahead Waiting for the spring to come And they re the best of all' And turn it loose again i -'ii'- -Q-.l'5 l iacilcchons of Elirisfmae ,Q- a 5 E Minh ,HRH ' 5 limi.. . Bem is was as Our Drill Team adds the special sparkle to our band thing seen is the Orange Blossoms! P-Cindy Gill, O-Betty that really makes it the best in the valley, or even the Weaver, R-Judy Cook, T-Paula Gage, E-Naomi Sikes, R- state for that matter! Miss Shanes is a very enthusiastic Debi David, V-Susan Alstot, l-Judy Singley, L-Cheryl Yost, leader. She puts a little of herself in every performance, L-Patty Delgadillo, E-Maureen Eggman, and !-Cindy Ka- and it shows! Yolanda Rios and Esmerelda Guillen are vadas, carry Porterville high and mighty. With their the team captains. They have special responsibilities to smiles from cheek to cheek and a twinkle in their eye, the team. They put the final touch on everything. There these girls really set our band way ahead of the rest. is also an Executive Board, which includes Laura Fer- Our band would never be the same without those little nandez, Esther Vera, Yolanda Rios, Frances Buelna, and gals Smilin' faces and theirfaney marchin! Esmeralda Guillen. These girls play a special part in the Porterville High is really lucky and proud to have two teams fund raising activities. They also handle other such Outgtanding marching units as the Orange Blos- DV0bl9mSTh3T3ViS9- soms and the DrillTeam. Our fantastic band is heard blocks away, but the first 59 w n 1 W U I I Sami 9 A 'g.. 51: .- My ASQ X x Wi? NA 5 MSE 4 m S w Ei AK' NW QL 51 -. 51 2? sv. x 7' fn- ff 'Pav viikv Q ffl 4-im M wt Q -'i-Aw will ,mw- X -Q, Q 1 ,J Q2 Q N 5 2 X, -f, 1 -4232 - K 1 .- - ax? E Qi .:::::'N --'x 'W' - ' , - 4k'k muh, -35' '-5:52, Q ,:, 3-g '+!5JzS:E:Z ffm, , ..:.:X1, N 1 -W . xv A -, ,Kg S ,Sp -igff, A r- N , -m g - ,..,., , ,-T, V n - -. x -, -' 2 1-A N . . :AQ W W' W A' - 0'?.f.,,,,' - . K ' k'h- 'L 1 , A . -..: , .. if .. iiy, .,,, . 2 , Tly - , .Aw .. N' sg if :. 'f Egiigi yi , Jef ' Q9 3 . .. if :iii K: ik , 'F' ' ,, 5 5 ' V ax , x ' 2 x ,:. X - 'YE X355 '1 'S!:i1zf'S:57V:- ,WE 112:51 I5: '.-- ilfiiiix' ' 'A Q - 'Nh QQ' N' W 3 Lf X , Q A X fif f-i n A x 3 33 . ' f ' QI Q gsm. x f fm! :v i ii 3 mx V M' Qs F 'hi 5 .M K E f. R JM t g ww ., gil i M5 gg? x 1 K C X x -us iii 's 's ca -11X-, uw1rs 3 mem e lt. ..s, ,ttf-, ,firr, ,t'lrt,, ,k .k X 9 if Porterville High School's Panther Band marched on in the Spirit of '76- right on to Philadelphia where they will represent California on July 4 as the official state bicentennial band. During their trip which begins on June 30 and returns to Porterville on July 9, the band will play concerts at Bos- ton, Concord, and Lexington, New York City, Gettysburg. Valley Forge, Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia, where they will parade past Independ- ence Hall on the fourth. The popular Panther's performed for the fourth time during halftime of the Los Angeles Rams-San Francisco 49er's pro-football game in the Los Angeles Coliseum on November 9 and were given a standing ovation for their show, entitled America and You . Al- so, in keeping with tradition, they marched in the Hollywood Christmas Parade. Other activities included in the Band's busy schedule this past year were valley parades, home games, halftime shows, the C.lVl.E.A. Music Festival where they have received 21 superior ratings and their 23rd annual concert. Pam Carol Colleen Joanne Esther Lisa Cheryl Jerri Cosart Robinson Brewer Nichols Avila Ferrell Robinson Slate WMS? 553333 BR S ,gk pta., .,Q Lorie Zorich Kim Reece Theresa Luce Lori Yarbro Diana Henson Renell Land w. Virginia Ramos i Sherri Lovett Carolyn Bunyard I ', 3 35555356 Suze-tte Stauffer Cindy Rodriguez Diane Ostrem ,fl ff-sf? 5 'Q Kathy Raymon N l d DOVE Garza Erin Brinkman aaa aaa QQ? Becky Baugher Deina Tritch Mascot: Sandy Davison Susan Watson 2 5 E il il Rf Q B G Q Q M iw 11:4 H fs Becky Rippee Julie Collier Dianne Humphrey Paula Desimone - Head J.V, cheerleader fish X rano, T.Reece, D.Kavern, N.NickeIl, M.StyIes, M.Ford, R.Edmonds, T.Ve-lasquez, G.Notley, J.McDonald, J.DeLa- Varsity Left to Right: M.Med Ossa, M.Vickers. Managers: D.Teter, T.Barker. i JUMPIN .SOCKS Junior Varsity Left to Right: D.Buford, T.Hagan, R.PniIlips, D.Drumright, R.Lopez, T.Barker, D.Koop, D.i-ioover, C.JoI'1nson, M.Vickers, J.Biancni, D.Gabinette, Managers: T.Barker, K.Williams. L. to R.: R.Rar1kin, D.Van Bebber, M.Camarena, E.Humada, S.Styles, T.Cartegena, J.SheIton, J.Ricks, K.Carmen, L.Price, D.Lester, R.Gab inette, M.Boesch, G.Johnson, mgrs. R.Clem, E.Contreres. Not Pictured: R.VareIIa F3031-I'SOPH 8: C Wmwfwmmf Q ' ,6 g f? -. 'if , ,, r . : M. : J: 1 : . m W : . : : f : :: : I K ,,,. . f' L. to R.: M.Meyer, D.GonzaIez, S.Drumright, R.Rodriguez, E.FIaherty, B.Bunyard, D.Perez, J,Downum, M.Spahn, D.Lord, B.GriswoId, W. Garcia,A.Eggman. ROSTER 84 AWARDS November 28 Redwood .. . V-JV-FS-F Home December 2 Exeter . .. V-JV-F Home 5 Hanford .. . V-JV-FS-F There 9 Monache ... V-JV-FS-F Home 12 West ... V-JV-FS Home Tulare... F Home 16 Mt. Whitney .. . V-JV-FS-F There 19 Lindsay ...V-JV-F Home Mt. Whitney ... FS Home 19-20 JV Tournfp Tulare Western 26-27-29-30 C.O.S. Tourn. January 6 Dinuba ... V-JV-F Home 9 Delano .., V-JV-FS-F There 12 Redwood ... V-JV-FS-F There 16 Tulare ... V-JV-FS-F Home 20 Sanger ... V-JV-FS-F Home 23 Arvin ... V-JV-FS There 27 Western . . . V-JV-FS-F Home 30 Monache ... V-JV-FS-F There February 3fDelano ... V-JV-FS-F Home 6fTulare . . . V-JV-FS-F There 13fArvin ... V-JV-FS Home 17tWestern . . . V-JV-FS-F There 20ffMonache .. . V-JV-FS-F Home fLeague Games NN Zz Nil 6 45. i gi U ill 7 2 A if il d .. .k 9 ' r 4 2' Z Cf CoRRAL The Panther Basketball Squad finished the season with a 14 win- 10 loss record. Highlights of the season include a seven game winning streak and a champion- ship in the C.O.S. Tournament. The team, lacking in size, still showed a lot of hustle and spirit. This hustle and determination paid off in many of the teams victories. With only one returning player from the previous year a rebuild- ing process was in order, all of the players worked hard and all showed considerable improvement at the season's end. The award winners on this years squad were: M.V.P.- Dave Kavern, Best Offense-Dave Kavern, Best Defense-Marty Med- rano. Most improved-Rick Ed- monds, Most lnsp.-Thad Reece, Leading Scorer-Dave Kavern, Leading Rebounder-Greg Notley, Most Assists-Dave Kavern, Best Percentage F.G.-Rick Edmonds, and Best Percentage F.T.-Joe McDonald. FR-ROPR Porterville frosh soph cubs had an outstanding season. They com- piled an overall 15-4 record, and were 8-2 in the league, finishing in second place. The team was blessed with a lot of speediand quickness, but their main quality was their desire and heart. They never quit. The teams award winners were: Ray Varella, M.V.Pg Richard Ran- kin, Best Offense, Stuart Styles, Best Defense, Robert Gabinette, Most Inspirational: John Shelton, Coaches Award. Coach Hill praised the squad, The frosh soph team was a great example of true Panther pride, spirit, and determination. The JV Team also had a young squad, with the players lacking in game experience which created a slow start. Progress was steadly made, to the end of the season which was highlighted with a win over Monache on the final game. The captains were Don Buford and Dan Hoover. Award winners were MVP-Matt Vickers, super sub.- Tim Barker, Offensive Rebounder- Raul Lopez, Free Throw-Matt Vickers, Best Offense-Matt Vickers, Best Defense-Don Buford, Most Improved-Dan Hoover, and Most Assists-Don Buford. The Frosh Team was formed in the interest of gaining experience and learning good sportmanship. The Frosh Team gained this ex- perience and sportmanship and also showed much spirit and deter- mination through the season. Although they rarely won they al- ways hustled and showed many good prospects for next year's teams. 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E.Montoya, A.Batista, D.Torres, IVl.Jover1, V.O'Hara, Middle Row L. to R. A.GuiIIen, S.Kakuma, J.CarriIIo, M.CaIdera, Back Row L. to R. D.Guzman, R.Camarena, J.Guzman. LEAGUE CHAMPS For the third in a row, the Por- terville High Varsity Soccer Team won the league championship. This year's championship was the most challenging and exciting, as the opposing teams were contin- ually seeking to up-end Porterville. Highlights of the season were victories over McLane C2-lb and Clovis C1-OJ both of Fresno, and the consolation trophy at the Hoover Soccer Tournament, our first entry in tournament play. Outstanding players for the season included Ramiro Velarde and Antonio Aldaco, co-MVP's, Randy Weldon best defense Qtwiceb, Cesar Lopez best offense, Rick Rodriguez most inspirational, Tami Laken most improved, and Jeff Wyckoff, coaches award. Fernando and Rosendo Gutierrez, Art Rod- riguez, and Victor Martinez turned in some outstanding perform- ances as did the whole team. This was a particularly satisfying year in winning the championship as the players displayed a higher degree of excellence, attitude and unselfish dedication towards one another in representing our school. lt was a very successful year! Varsity, Front Row Left to Right: S.Castane-da, B.Tinker, C.Jiminez, J.Garfield, M.HiIlman, L.Fricke Back Row Left to Right: R.Scott fmanag- erj B.Urmy, D.Bigham, T.Martinez, IVl.McQueen, J.Duff, T.Land. is ii E555 :gat it xiii, EIS 'E ESTLING EV. Front Left to Right: D.Hood, M.Huerta, A.NichoIs, R.Rios, L.Barrera, G.Lewis Middle Row Left to Right: K.Bailey, T.Duff, A.OImedo, E h . . . . avez, A.HambIm, J.Contreras Back Row Left to Right: M.Long, R.Scott Cmanagerj B.Blgham, D.StanIey, M.HanbIm, L.Caraveo, G.AmmonsS J.Myer, J.MeIendez. As the world turned, so did the breaks for the 75-76 Varsity wrestling team. Plagued all season with injuries and bad breaks, the Panthers stumbled off to a slow start but seasoned as the year progressed. Bill Tinker boasted a 12-2 record along with a 95 lb. championship and most pins trophy at the 1975 College of Sequoia Wres- tling tournment. Bill was later sidelined with a serious knee injury. Dave Sierra, Cesar Jiminez, Roy Swift and many other young men spent 13 grueling weeks of dieting in which over 3000 pounds of body weight were lost. Existing mainly on apples, lettuce and yogurt, the 43 Panther wrestlers survived an exhausting 2 hour a day workout in a room 90 + , in full sweatgear. They showed a form of desire and dedication that only a few athletes endeavor. lne J.V. Wrestling team for 75-76 made up mostly of young and inexperienced wres- tlers. They are enthusiastic and hopeful of doing well this year. They have a lot to ac- complish in order to finish the season with a respectable record. The J.V. Team has a few promising wrestlers. They are experienced only by 1 or 2 previous years but they are doing well this year. I Ruben Rios at 103, Robert Bigham at 145 lbs., Mike McQueen at 191 lbs. and Butch Zimmerman at heavy weight are the ones who have the experience and hopefully they will motivate their team mates. Coach Weir was hopeful for a good season and a good showing at the J.V. Tournament at the end of the season. 75 3,ClULlTLlSJLY'3,f.l ll GUQQSU 'Lg B. Perez, Dr. G uidance. Hillh 'mgvw V R. Payne, Asst. Principal J. Edwards, Asst. Principal !NQQmWg!gM. s t all . if-gg-1 iii' lkgkr K fx H -.k,,. g un ' srss s ' I f.,,. .... i 2 i P' s ,sr W The faculty is the people who gave their time and knowl- edge to help us through our high school years. All cared enough to listen to us in times of turmoil and distress. While we gathered around in campus center, we had time to gossip with our friends. But we would still continue to talk in class. We hassled the teachers, making up excuses for forgetting materials and having too many tardies. We bugged them about giving us extra time to study for the big exam and more times than we have realized they did give us a break. We never stopped to try and understand why they were harsh at times. They were always planning for our tomorrow. They stood behind us and helped us major in the fields we were interested in so our occupation would be one in which we could be rewarded. Step back, take a look at what your teachers have done for you. You know that they are people too, real ones, and people who are always there when you need them. D.Scruggs,Guidance M.Ricnardson,Guidance L.Godwin,Guidance - - h 6 , My X 'sg frigww , Y' i ' . A I s Blevins, Guidance ki, .11 P. Vickers, Guidance 1-M' T. Beagle, P.E. aw G. Ishida, Math. D.Dodson, Ag. R. Kavern, P.E. E. Bray - P.E. . b ,ml ,ww .511fzazfzszfevfe?fssffsfewsfvzssi?' si fr H-'xx -if K ,L -. ' J -' -'b' J, gf 4 tifff i .b -WIIWI Mg 1:r1f12exz2Mfsi2Pi1 AWP 2 ff J J W if , I be .X f 2 ,, ..,, ., W, E, K. byby -,f w,m,. 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K, i ,,-f v Erin Qurr W AQQLY5' --'fi M xii. lpf- -x,.4- v - Wildflowers are growing ln the third year of school the warm sun is glowing and the light winds are cool We ve come a long way since the fall and the cold we can see straight ahead on this old winding road. ,Q 5.41 0' 9 Like the flowers we are with our roots in the ground we can form an idea of where we are bound So be pleased and enjoy the time we arein I cause someday well remember what fun it was then. ' t it a Y ,,-N.. A v -K CG- 55 3. gi-1 Y K , K K K . . K K K K K H i ' ' . . f 1 r V W ' ' Y j i ,! if .-iif-64' 'M ,lt EXEATX Oricrzg P 'RTEYRVILLE HLCQH Eilzadzr of Cathy Hansen, a one- of-a-kind, top notched editor. Putting out four- teen copies, a school year is really a task. But with Cathy, an alert, enthusiastic, responsive person and a good staff, put out these issues with no trouble at all and on top of all that, every is- sues was better than best! Cathy put a goal down at the beginning of the year, to be the best in the valley. The way they've been going and the quality of the news- paper, we're sure they'll achieve that goal with no trouble atall. Cathy has been on Orange and Green staff for three years. She is a dedicated and loyal news- paperwoman. She fills many qualifications sin- glehandedly that many high schools newspaper lack all together. 'Warsl' TQ T 2. 3535 Back Row: Noe Reyna, Alan Litsey, Nancy White, Susan Janoko Debbie Perey, Kathy Raymond, Delton Johnson, Jack Bailey ALTHOUGH SOME MAY SAY THEY FAVOR MONACHE'S TRIBAL TRIBUNE AND SOME MAY SAY THERE'S NOTHING LIKE THEIR COLORS TOO. 'EEN 19 P:re:'iaviL.i. cfu.u: Ng. CHOOL G, , Kerry Brown. Front Row: Donna Obermiller, Keithla Johnson, Cathy Hansen, Gaby Ornstein, Torri Barker, Kay Litsey WE MAY LOYAL BE FOREVER AND LET NOTHING COME BETWEEN OUR AFFECTIONS FOR OUR NEWSPAPER, THE ORANGE AND GREEN! Pak Organized Confusion? Dead- line Dilemmas? How to Go Com- pletely lnsane in Two Weeks? No, those aren't the right names - but they're close! Orange and Green, ofcourse. is the proper name of your cam- pus newspaper which, contin- ues to provide the student body with the news and views of campuslife. The quest for quality seems to exemplify our award- winning staff, which despite the hustle and bustle of jour- nalistic life, continues to bring forth the virtues of its stated motto Integrity-Accuracy-Re sponsibility-Leadership. Fourteen times a year under the leadership of advisor Sally DePaoli does the intrepid staff mangle and wrangle its way through a tangle of deadlines for writing, arranging, and printing. It is through sheer hard work and dedication Qsniker, snikerb that this staff com- pletes its job, and because of it land a bit o' journalistic talentj the judgment always prevails- superior! Dil' Top Row Left to Rlght Krls Lynch Walter Natzke Diana Hllton Bruce Faust Forrest McClerran Davld Baumgardner Frank Adame David Clark Brad Maples Tum Hagen Shlngo Kakuma Helen Vasquez Anthony Lopez Susan Alstot James Ross Second Row Left to R ht lg Chrystle McDonald Joe McDonald Naomi Slkes Llsa Ralphs Duane Ostrem Betty Weaver Maureen Eggman David Benson Theresa Buc kles J Ile B d B M u ou reau ruce easter Paula Deslmone Tammy Watts Betsy Atkln Patty Delgadlllo Jeannine Balcornbe Thlrd Row Left to Right Pamela Spears Melinda Edwards Corey Wellendorf Tarnl Hedman Becky Crane Wayne Manley Janella Stevens Misty Hlnrlchsen Doug Musselman Vance Black Karleta Dutschmann Shawna Goodfellow Duane Humphrey Front Row Left to Rl ht Tam Abb tt K h g my o at y Raymond Kenneth Baker Lynne Cannon Mary Hamilton Cindy Gull Mla Enslln Luz Smlth Kelly Neece Chrls Maese Diana Sanders Carol Wnnters Julle Lewls rigala YRS The Portervilie High School Vocal Music Department has maintained over the years a high level of performance which has earned them state wide recognition among' the leading choral directors of the West coast. Each year, the choirs participate in the Calif. Music Educators festival, where choirs from around the country are adjudicated by a panel of three professional choral directors. The Concert Choir has earned a Superior rating for twenty years. The Madrigal Singers perform many times during the year for local Community Service Or- ganizations. Mr. Larry Brumley, in his second year at P.H.S., has taken the Madrigals each year to entertain at the Tehachapi State Prison. Mrs. Ellen Noble traveling with them and using her great talent has helped the choirs immensely to achieve the highest level of performance possible. Chorale L Y --fills iirifffigf LAM Front Row, Mia-Ensslin, Liz Smith, Cindy Gill, Doug Musslemen, Lynn Cannon, Jeneanne Balcombe, Kelly Neece, Row 2 Maureen Eggman, Brad Maples, Dianne Hilton, James Ross, Dianne Humphry, Bruce Meister, Janelle Stephens, Chris Maese, Theresa Buckles Row 3 Tim Ha- gan, Julie Boudreau, Anthony Lopez, Lisa Ralphs, Chris Lynch, Susan Alstot, Joe McDonald, Helen Vasquez, Frank Adame, Walter Natzke. 2 . l 5 2 ff? mf 4- I :N if-fm 2 gm 1. Y 'WM V ef! ATX? H35 545533 WMBBIKS EWR! mmwzug WX? M Q5- J-QW! if 3'-132 ew 1 39:22 ge-v ffif , 4, 5. Q is 4, yr 1 4, L. .1 uf I1 3, u 1 Q-1. F 1 V fm r EW S . A E z 1 tudent Council Advisor-Earl Smith President-Anne La Presta Vice President-Cliff Lawrence Commissioner of Entertainment-Thad Reece Commissioner of Student Activity-Mia Ensslin Secretary-Marta Ramos Secretary of Correspondence-Deina Tritch Commissioner of Student Relations-Brad Gillet Head Cheerleader-Virginia Ramos Head Songleader-Suzette Stauffer Reps At Large-Mando Marquez, Chris Nlaese, Ken O'Hare, Bryan Borror, Shingo Kaku ma Head JV Cheerleader-Paula DeSimone Class Reps-Joe IVIcDonaId, Frances Bueina, Kelly Hauert, Howard Waters, David Dusen, Mary Lisa Barret, Charlotte La Presta, Keith Howard if 14 'Q QQ f The year, as of this writing looked very strong. Coach Greene was very optimistic about the year because of the many fine swim- mers on the team. Ron Ridgeway holds the school record in the breaststroke and is also one of the top swimmers in the valley. Andy Noble is multitalented and swims the butterfly, backstroke and free style events, Matt Conley is the defending league champion in the 100 free style and Darrow Soares who specialty is the butter- fly and also swims the individual medley and breaststroke. Coach Greene also mentioned David Benson, Kelly Brown, Bill Goode, Robert Ward, and Chris Josephson as being keys to the teams success. Front Row L. to R.: C.Josephson, C.Letsinger, G.Laux, S.Choate, R.Ward. Back Row L. to R.: M.Conley, D.Soares, A.Noble, B.Goode, K.Brown if .... A f .pf -zvagw Q gtg: 2 1 4 a is SWB' Q ,. 'N s ,y ' , .Q .., ..,. - l . ...,. t ...... .,. ,...,.. t A it i. tk .... ., .,,. ,.. , i'rf f ..l-.. i rl, 3 ' - li ..t-- N' . .,..,.. kik CCCG ' Q a , ' f: -.., s fi Q .- .f Q 5 ' ,.:' .f,ef1SsgNs5:: -'.- .-:T--'gem-i,.,. isis: .. K 'lihl ff' ' T T i ':. ' In 'K iriii if A rsi .., - .,,. ir i . N BATHING BEAUTIES The girls swim team also looks strong this year. Five of the seven girls are all veterans which include Captain, Anne LaPresta, Co-Cap- tains Kathy Bennett, Renell Land, and Nancy White. They have two good strong freshman swimmers in Lisa Bridges and Sharon Kavern, who should give some excellent performances throughout the year. As of this writing the record is 3-2 in Practice meets and Coach Lynn Enos expects a good season in League Competition. M Front Row L. to R.: S.Kavern, A.LaPresta, R.Land3 Back Row L. to R.: L.Bridges, K.Bennett, T. Taylor, K.Boesch. W A ,,. M,- . jf3Mgx': . ve' A 2 KZ: f 3 ,. K . it-gffk' if pf-W' U I , ,,,: 'A of -we i We 1 A rg . W, , 1 5 +32 12 , X x 2 fe ,,,, ,K Q zfyv 1 ' z Q gf , , , ff My F , , V fm jf ik'-ggi W W M Jw f 11. iff 4 I L f G , ,E ga: -',- , ,, M H 4 ,. ,W Diving L to R: D.Hansen, C.OlIe, C.LaPresta, M.Silva, K.Carlisle, S.Trantor. Sf: .:.,-.,c, --., , mix.,.,X,,N.,,a...t.,s:.:s.....,.e,,,:lswwem-.1xs.mm,,Mwe,NM.MN,.:sw,..-:.M,t.4.m.w- 1 V25 T W- f- Sakai: f The girls diviing is relatively new and young with only one real vet- eran, Dana Hansen. Dana shows excellent form in her dives and is the number one diver on the team. She is also a girls possible league champ. lt looks like a good season for the diving team, which should have a bright future with all the girls returning next year. The boys diving team looks strong this year with a shot at the league championship. Coach Greene was impressed with the depth this year in the diving pro- gram. The divers are coached by Chet Cate who is one of the top in- structors in the valley. The boys diving team is led by Robin Young, who is also the strongest diver on the team. He is only in his second year of diving but he has developed into a good strong diver and with some hard work and dedication he could be league champion. Peter Serna is a new diver to the team but is already the number two seed. He shows some promising talent and progress into an excel- lent diver in the future. Lance Swift is the second varsity diver. JV Divers include Joe Brown, Ken Goode, Ken Poe, and Brian Spann. This is the first year in the new swimming complex and are for- tunate enough to be hosting the EYL League swimming and Diving Championship. -Qwllg Diving L to R: Front: B.Spann, L.Swift, S.Simpson, K.Pole L to R Back Row: R.Young, J.Brown P.Serna, K.Goode. THE BEAUT F DIVING 'H 2 ,, . ' 5 ,Lf , , ,kk f ff f Q! E 2 :sf 1 '. 25 ,5 1 1: ,Z 5 ',,L: 5 -if' -, Hn -'aw J- wi 153-2 2 x ,, ,.,,. , .,,, ' K .-may ' - 141-Q lm fi -. . Q mg x.L,,Lx ,xW, , ,, I - - i .1-mm.-1. H ' . i , ,.. Q .ful L ,W ii 77 55- .t Q sw A Q ,, Ta 5 , QNX QQ K 4' 55 M L an l .W Q. x ,5 if 4 kg Q qu. x X U 2 , uf , Q M 5- V Wy , ., QW' - C W A Q S M M Y N , N 'r in 9 L . 4 W A I - 5--' , 315: ,-'za - , M Mx.. , ,fEg.,illiQi : :vi-41, . 5. - z-wux:-.:: :., W - V W.- , : 252 XSQWILWWSEI-x gfwfiwrie x . 'M' ' 11 'i w . A. ,g'i1'f1'W nf,-,zlifv yfsf ' ,,Qfyg,,:-,zrgx 12 LYzf?M'f'??513 -1 .'Kx Lzzg lf! ' , wa 'Qi' . H 12225 w g2f'1sH1f.l:ffefv-I ,, 'MWIQWQT-fgf1 Z'5f'f'f 1 , 1-. - Ifff1f::,,--.. S 1 swggiwgm k mlqggliifr ,,,. .Mi mwig - I i n E Q1 gg l,gI Sag-,gf , ' v. Si2:si ,:H if ,Q Varsity, Front Row L to R: M.Boesch, D.VanBebber, F.Cousart, T.GiII, D.Goode, D.Strong, C.GoIdberg, J.Wykoff. Back Row L to R: T.BuckIes, B.MapIes, M.Ramos, P.Natzke, J.Rafforty, K.Lord, J.Poundstone, B.Lawrence. ' ' ' L 1 .Q fx nAcxz'rna 3 Front Row L. to R.: J.Downum, D.VanBebber, C.Wong, B.Crane, B.Santoya, D.Notley, R.Hood J.Baker, K.Price, E.FIaherty Back Row L. to R M.Harvey, J.Jepson, R.Boosz, D.Lord, J.SheIton, W.Natzke, J.Jacoby, C.Hernandez, C.NeIms. Front Row L. to R.: D.Keeling, L.Johnson, W.Paskwietz, V.Martinez, C.Job, M.Meyer, E.Huth, T.Cotton, Back Row L. to R.: C.AIoot, S.Golden. K.Finley, V.Wardlaw, K.Pond, D.Battenfield, R.Aboud, J.Davis, S.DivoII. SEASON OUTLOO For the Varsity tennis team it looks like a good season for them, with a record of 3-2 they are look- ing forward to the rest of the sea- son. The veterans of the team are Seniors: Tracy Gill, Jeff Wyck- off, CeCe Goldberg, Jennifer Raf- ferty, and Theresa Buckles. They have some good prospects which include Dan Strong, Kirk Lord, Brad Lawrence, Marta Ramos, Felicia Cousart, and Debbie Goode. All have put in good performances. Coach McCusker predicts a winning season for them with a great fu- ture. Last year the boys won the championship and Coach Mc- Cusker hopes to make this a tra- dition. JV The J.V.'1:Team coached by Cha- rise Shanes consisted of several veterans with many new young players that added excellent depth and strength to the team. Coach Shanes is expecting to do well in league play with consistent and mature play in both singles and doubles. FR-SUPH All the players are endowed with a great attitude and eagerness to play tennis. They are not only an asset to the program now but should be an asset to the program in the next year to keep the Pan- thers Number 1. 3 f ' ' -.fs fwgefg, f- 4- H -- H K , f f ji In Q: jggggsgi? '-f21s?W?: k'jo:tf ifzg1feg2f ' gzfa-:..5p is 5, ,,fi ,i -bgy if -frr fefi iz ,-., pllfy WA4,,, ,,AhW ' I -yyy ,, . f-- . L'LL M L, M 1 1 . A .. ,V 1 K K K ' k K kwlq k G 1 K f 1 tgmzf flffwigf' .g W , 41 1- , ' H w Cliff? 59553051133 LJ Stephanie Maese, Pam Cosart, Kit Daybell, Jamael Bowker. 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'O P TH Salah Back to school Assembly Sept. 5 Back to school Dance Sept. 5 Tulare County Fair Sept. 16-21 Back to school Night Oct. 6 F.F.A. Greenhand Initiation Oct. 8 Junior Career Day Oct. 22 Near 'll be ' Homecoming Week it Fall Drama Production Fall Talent Assembly F.F.A. Donkey Basketball Fall Sports Banquet Christmas Concert Christmas Assembly Christmas Ball Semester Break 136 Nov. Nov Nov 10-14 20-22 26 Dec. 3 Dec. 4 Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. 18 19 22 23 llle'rl like... PBING Lincoln's Birthday Feb. 12 F.F.A. Sweetheart Dance Feb. 13 Washington's Birthday Feb. 16 Spring Talent Assembly Mar. 19 School Play Blossom Day Dance I E A Q a 2 eisi its-K Mar. 25-7 Mar. 26 Variety Show We'd like the memory of us To be a happy one. We'd like to leave an afterglow Of smiles when the year is done. We'd like to leave an echo Whispering softly down the halls Of happy times, and laughing times And bright and sunny days. We'd like the tears of those who grieve To dry before the sun Of happy memories we leave Behind - when the year is done. MMS Election Assembly Apr. 27 Student Body Elections Apr. 27 Cinco de May o Assembly May 5 Panther Band Concert May 7 School Play May 13-4 Awards Assembly May 19 Spring Sports Banquet May 19 Porterville Fair May 20-2 Junior-Senior Prom May 22 F.F.A. Awards Banquet May 26 Studio Band Jazz Concert May 29 Baccalaureate May 30 Memorial Day May 31 Senior Breakfast June 1 Graduation June 4 137 OM RUN INGS , . , V 'A . .. K , fi., ww f , 3 k,,3g:L- ,vi m ,, ,V ' 51,51 t N V K QL ,V 9 2,4-1 ' 1 A W 5 , ' ' w 4. 1241-If T . - , nw wf , gm,-z' , . 41. :Y Q -1.1 ,193 X i . .gwi ' . ,p ffymg , ,,f. ' wi, .yr . - ,, ,,,, f-srgzezfze-1 ' -s Q ,WM -' - -ew L ' ' , ,.,h 4, A . , V ' ' ' v . V A H , ' zz:Lm,ef. Q ' Q Q ,gn 1, M ' 'W , f -f am .2 -wpleem . ' , -,H f ' ., ,- , - 'f' Q ' ' 1 zz A ' , f. V .. 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Baseball Team has com- piled a 4-3 record as of March 18. Prospects are good for a winning season this year. The Cats have shown a powerful hitting attack and their pitching staff has been stingy with runs. Hitting standouts include Mike Camarena, Robert Phillips and Mike McQueen. The Pitching staff is headed by Luis Escalente, Bryan Roundtree, Ron Auld and Raul Lopez. Fine Defen- sive performances have been turned in Daryl Lester at second base and Joe Sierra at catcher. To back up the starting nine the Cats have depth in Dave and Matt Boo- salis, Joe Vasquez, and Dave Land who can always be counted on. Front Row L. to R. B.Phillips, R.Lopez, J.Sierra, D.Boosalis, Coach Wise. Second Row L. to R. D.Duysen, L. Escalante, M.Boosalis, V.Black, M.Camarena, D.Lester, M.Cordova, R.Clem, Top Row L. to R. P.Osmer, B.Roundtree, R.Auld, P.Carlton, M.McQueen, Not Pictured: D.Land, J. Vasquez,T.Weldon SEASON OUTLOO The Varsity Baseball team. coached by Dave Frederick goes into the season as defending EYL Champion. These veterans are doing outstanding playing while the underclassmen back them up. The team is comprised of mostly underclassmen which means a good experienced team next year. Outstanding players include Easy Contreras, 3rd base and pitcher, Marty Medrano, CF and leading hitter, Dave Kavern, 1st base and pitcher, Armando Marquez, pitch- er and 3rd base with a 3-O Record. Outstanding underclassmen in- clude Thad Reece, John Frederick, Don Buford and John Bianchi. The team this year could possibly win their 3rd straight EYL Title. FR-SOPH This years frosh baseball team was made up of a group of talented eager and dedicated baseball play- -f ers. As of this writing the teams record was 7-1. Coach Hill felt the teams strong point was its pitch- ing staff and its ability to hit well. 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'rr-max : AS a ' :,, E Front Row L. to R.: M,Webber, D.CIark, C.Ross, C.Lawrence, T.WiIliams, T.Land, T.WiIson, H.Waters, M.CaIdera. Back Row L. to R. E.Hunsacker N.Reyna, J.Malone, E.Boriack, S.Ramirez, D.Drumright, M.Mason, R.Bo1ter, R.Clem, E.Rodriguez. Front Row L. to R. H.Hardin, J.RosaIes, M.Waters, H.Chapman, T.Ross, M.Sims, A.Eggman Middle Row L. to R. A.Higareda, L.Price, M.Mar- tinez, A.Willis, .l.Griffin, D.Dupont, A.Job, K.Edmonds. Back Row L. to R.J.Heintz, J.Martinez, R.Loftis, G..Johnson, R.Cannon, J.Hamlin, M.Hureta, U.Mina, M..loven ' limi! The Porterville Track Team is dominated by youth this year. The track team had a mild turn- out after a championship in 1975. The season record this far was O-5 with some outstanding perform- ances by Bob Taylor and Ronnie Ramirez in the shotput and dis- cus. Early meets though have shown much promise in the B and Cclasses. SEASON OUTLOO NS B'S US The B Class shows promise with a 4-1 record as of this writing. They are a strong team with Terry Land, Howard Waters, and Chris Ross in the middle distances, Noe Reyna and Mario Calders in the long dis- tance, Mark Mason in the P.V., Terry Williams and Tim Dearden in the sprint and Cliff Lawrence, Dave Clark and Dave Drumright in the hurdles. Other members to watch are Robin Bolter in the weight along with Dave Clark. The C Class balanced and the strongest with a 5-O record along with a 2nd place finish out of 24 schools at the Corcoran Invita- tional. People to watch this season are T-Bird Ross in the hurdles, Larry Price in the middle dis- tances Manual Martinez in the dis- tances, and Lasacio Reyes and Ramon Camarena in the shotput and discus. Outstanding in the jumps are John Griffin and Guy Johnson who has excelled in sev- eralevents. , ,- - - , N 1 ' ' 11 2 se , 'n f V -2 , , ' K . 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Back Row L. to R.: fI.Givens P.Swift, S.Movius, J.Kussorow, D.Ramirez. v PORTERVILLE S Front Raw Left to Right: K.Scarbrough, G.Warnke, P.Haywood, Back Row Left to Right: J.Reynaga, T.Manis, R.CarriIlo, R.Bratcher, J,Carter. V, ll ik. ,. na, 15, L rl-pw - vu. ,-1, Lili ? in Z5 - r f ' f ' ' at . fuwflluww The golf team has gotten off to a slow start losing four games to some very strong teams, Coach Carl Reece is expecting to win 50M of the games for a possible 3rd place in the league. Jackie Mar- tines and Jesse Givens are the No. 1 and 2 starters on the team, both of whom are expected to qualify tor, the valley playoffs. The other starters on the team are Ricky Shaffer, are Seniors Roy Swift, Don Frazier, Brad Wong, and Ray- mond Torrey and Dan Ramirez. Regardless of how the season comes out in the win-loss column, l have enjoyed being associated with this group of young men Coach Reece 48 vgiymk I Qua ri - gg-7 i- ' I' The silhouette of our four years lines in the summer season, As we look back on breezy days when joy came without reason .. But over the horizon there now lies a different world, Where summer will turn to fall . as our new lives unfurl. With the sureness in our summer and warmth in summer friends, We spent our days in reckless fun and hoped they'd never end. steps And after new beginnings With fondness in our hearts and a new season in the way. I 5-l 7 .., --.'.a- -'L.Sf-:P we'lI look back on summer days, 1L5'11-'29 E E do kg. ,,o, , if 35 Zim Getting married is a big step in your life, and starting out on the right foot is important. lf you have been keeping your hard earned money at Gibraltar Savings and Loan, 182 N. Main, the future should be no problem, money-wise. Next on your list should be the rings. One of the best places in Porterville is Williams Jewelers at 164 North Main. With the com- plete selection there, you will have no problem finding the rings you like. The engagement should be announced and wedding invitations sent after you buy them from Sierra Press at 44 West Mill Avenue. For the bride-to-be a most important stop will be Jones Gift Shop at 152 North Hockett. They carry a complete selection of China and everyday silver and flat- wear, cooking utensils and small kitchen appliances that will come in handy. For good looking groom attire go to Don McWilliams at 162 North Main and for that special wedding dress and brides-maids formals, Maxines, at 217 Main Street in Visalia, is the place to go. Shoes for the bride and groom can be found at Cassidy's Shoe Store at 197 North Main. Herbert's Barber Styling at 609 West Olive will have the groom looking great with their special and individual hairstyling. For the bride-to-be, Pat's House of Beauty at 69 South Main is for her. To help with other beauty needs, supplies can be obtained at Cobb's Drugs at 193 North Main. Wilcox Floral Shop, 236 North Nlain, will provide the floral arrangements to make the wedding all the more memorable, while Edwards Studio will record the moment for lasting memories. He's at 248 North Nlain and he's a professional. Gang Sue's at 586 North Main is the ideal place for the reception, and libations can be procured at Von's Liquor at 9526 Highway 65 in Terra Bella. Then there's the honeymoon special ... a car from Faggart's Buick and GMC at 133 South Main. Before leaving on that honeymoon, however, the bride needs a trousseau frorn Bullard's at 80 North Main. it , .1 . l FAGGART BUlCK GANG SUE'S FRF VON'S LIQUOR or gs-so ' EDWARD'S STUDIO WILCOX FLOWERS 15 x59?' BULLARDS 3 95 ft' GIBRALTAR PAT'S HOUSE COBB'S 05, . 2292 .g. 'A' SAVINGS OF BEAUTY Q il DRUGS WILLIANVS JEWELERS SIERRA l PRESS i HERBERTS f BARBER SHOP i OASSIDYS f SHOES JONES' Q GIFT SHOP 217 Maln St xg! 'V Maxine,s Wedding Gowns Q C S . 4 if -. . B - Eff '- , OPE 0 MAXINES DON MCWILLIAIVVS '55-P'g +5325 WHEN OU UI Building a dream home calls for the services of skilled and dedicated craftsmen in many areas of en- deavor. Portervllle is fortunate enough to have the right combination ot such skills, and the many fine homes in the area attest to their ability. The first step is a visit to a Realtor , LETSINGER REALTY at 208 North Main is the place to start. They'lI find just the right piece of property for the home you want. Next comes a visit to FIRST AMERICAN TITLE at 433 North Main where their skilled searchers will make cer- tain that the land you buy is free of legal problems. Since building a dream home requires cash, your next stop is at CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN at 185 North D Street where the details ofa home loan are worked out, You're now ready to talk to the builder , a contractor such as SHERWOOD HOMES at 1494 West Olive Avenue. These people bring together the subcontractors and equipment and supplies it will take to make your dream a reality. A good foundation is essential tor a secure home, and the men of PORTERVILLE READY MIX at 22157 Avenue 152 will provide the cement for foundations in drive- ways and sidewalks. Lumber and other building ma- terials of the best quality are available to you from COPELAND LUMBER YARDS at 131 West Putnam, while the glass for windows, mirrors, and other uses can be purchased from the PORTERVILLE GLASS COMPANY at 174 West Olive. Door knobs, hinges, metal frames. and other hardware essentials can be pur- chased from the experts at PORTERVILLE HARD- WARE COMPANY at 126 North Main while fine paints to preserve and protect both the interior and exterior of your home can be bought from PORTERVILLE PAINT CENTER at 1488 West Olive. RITTER PLUMB- ING will install an essential ingredient in your home from their business at 191 South Main. No modern home in the San Joaquin Valley would be complete without air conditioning, and the men of GRAY'S AIR CONDITIONING will build in a top line unit to both heat and cool your home. They're located at 482 South Plano. The fine rugs and Iinoleum you need can be bought from THOMPSONS FLOOR COVERING at 591 West Olive. Furnishing your dream home will be a pleas- ure with the top quality items from BANNISTERS at 214 North Second. Of course. the appliances that make modern living more convenient are essential and they can be procured at MEL'S APPLIANCES at .550 West Olive. Walls and Windows need the proper cov- erings, and STEVE'S DRAPERIES at 252 North Main will prepare all that you could possibly need. The piece de resistance, naturally enough, will be a pool for your summer relaxation, and PAUL HANEY CONSTRUC- TION COMPANY at 21578 Avenue 245 in Lindsay is just the man to put in the pool. Put them all together, mon cher, and you have your dream home come true. STEVE'S DRAPERIES 'S 1 5. LETSINGER REALTY FIRST TK sift' f ff' SQ.-fs-itat -if X ,. . . POOLS WITH THE PERSONAL TOUCH s.. , ,l of gm ,ii sigff LINDSAY CALL 562 59311 li- ' Q 1 IN BANNISTER S THOMPSON S ME -. S vom DQ. My u my I OT! IYL COOLING ICE na lfl6NER'S TITLE CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS PORTERVILLE READY M IX COVERING PORTERVILLE PAINT CENTER JQgLbe4,J'Lumbun-5 WNW .sofwwe 8Qb.92,aew., taazohone 181 6 . Swain 2891 -5868 39o1tc'.1.oQLq, Lwagazzfampaz-a.Ss4f':,:2Q Q Sfwtwood Hone: D Lq,onax'd Tar IM' 1 Cliff Emqnison I EJ D I! Wovfqqfvauf, T tavq, 784-36,4 3 aes-4537 QQidufi:.2O 'ETQQICIE COPELAND LUMBER llleglg :F-f -i , Ili H-- PORTERYILXL GLASS I , k 1 1 k 1 ' , - Q' JL 'LIL A K V' '.' I if , V 4. ia f A if .I ,,V, :V . I ' T W , hV,, W V YVII ' If . 'f7'IQ 7, - . I T,TL I ff You'll be surprised at how many things you need when you start a family. But Porterville's merchants, as ever, stand ready to provide you with the goods and services you need. Montgomery Ward at 825 W. Hender- son carries a complete line of baby clothes and accessories. And the good people at Smith's Town Square at the corner of Olive and D streets have the essential baby foods and formulas to make certain your pride and joy is properly taken care of. Of course, babys learn to walk soon enough and their first steps should be in fine shoes from Economy Shoe Store at 43 N. Main. And what better way to insure your chiId's future than with a savings account at Finance and Thrift at 212 N. Main? Warnack Phar- macy is right there with the quality prescription drugs and sundries your bundle of joy needs. They're at 814 E. Date. The appliances you need to make baby's diapers clean and sani- tary can be purchased from the ex- perts at Barber Appliance at 355 S. Main. Of course, baby should be driven in the best ... a Pontiac, Olds- mobile or Cadillac from Don Jacoby's at 559 N. Main. And you can start your child on the way to college or his dream trip among many other op- tions if you insure with Allied Insur- ance at 36 E. Cleveland. As we keep saying, it pays to shop Porterville first. If HHN YO DUN JAUIIBY A PONTIAC CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE Where the Barqaln Hunters POR'l'ERVILLE M. 93257 12093 784-5370 DON JACOBY'S ECONOMY SHOES t iii Eff sy, gg 5 5-J Its, are s BARBER APPLIANCE . A 3 AWv'r'L L Kxrmu ,MW , .,,. .,.,, A sr A 'ing A gm' mv: ., 2 yilggyz ' .. '1ri mv' ii ,1 1 ' :ii -wafi w .- ., .ft J - , 5- 5 IH . V I ,qv . - I f I K 1 t- f ' ,,i if , ,Z-Q., . ,L Q4 ff? f my Z ,. L if i - -- r' mm WARNACK PHARMACY SlVllTH'S TOWN SQUARE W T ea mm ml F 'wif FINANCE AND TH RIFT Jar' WARDS li HAPPY TO SERVE YOU f KE MONTGOMERY WARDS ALLIED INSURANCE . ,Q W . f A A ' X A ' , K T we ky 5, EV ,, , K 5 ' - A fi W,,,g , ' Q A if 1 - A , A 9 VFW E 4 V, 1.L V A A 454' A 1 1 W K an A , 15 ' f E - 1 1, AHA 46 ' wg Q . ' Q., , ' My X .,, A A M, W, x, ,.,W J Q V. W 13 4 , f V A .e v ' ' ' A f, A if my I f A i U ,1 ,,,, ,..,, ., e f 9 s f 1 ,- , viii Y A A ww- - EQEY W7 ' A? A . I1,.f'-Qui ggi.. ,wi 'nfl' YV f . 'E W il evwzimfp X. X xmas auf Q: Qmwwg-R lulwiili-Y U-'BU Farming is big business in Porterville, and the area has produced the supporting businesses and services to support the farmer. When you buy your own farm you can start with a loan from Bank of America at 345 N. Main and then proceed to Pine Tree Realty at 461 N. Main for help in picking just exactly the piece of land you need. Daybell Nursery at 55 N. E Street is your next stop for trees and seeds as needed. For the specialized equipment you need the place to go is Farmer's Tractor and Equipment at 1132 S. Main. Cars, trucks and other automotive equipment sometimes break down and Jim Cone's Auto Parts is the place for those replacement parts at 118 N. Second. Jack Lucey Firestone is the place for the tires you need on a farm, and he's located at 119 N. D Street. Your hardware supplies can be purchased from Porterville's newest hardware store, Coast to Coast Hardware at 1306 W. Olive, and Walco at 79 W. Orange carries veterinary supplies and other farm dress and gear for the Compleat ranches. You can freeze your pork, beef, and lamb if you have a Locker at Terra Bella Lockers, and Carnation Distributors at 377 E. Mill is the place to see regarding dairy products. Of course, every good farmer in the area gets his news from the Farm Tribune, located at 80 E. Oak. F.8tD. Shredding at 705 S. Ruth will help keep your land clear, and the expertise to manage your farm can be hired from Don Laux Farm Management at 705 S. Ruth. Finally, the best of feeds are available to you at Fred's Feed at 35936, Highway 190. All in all, a really great choice of people for the new, or established, farmer to do business with. BANK OF FARMER S TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT JIM CONE'S AUTO PARTS, brush Don Laux, Grove Mgr. 705 S. Rudi sneer Porterville, Calif. 93257 shredding 705 5. ruth 194 4545 car 96 754-2818 COAST TO F8tD BRUSH SHREDDING DON LAUX FARM MANAGEMENT 156 FRED S FEED A . 55.6 P. O. BOX 689 PORTERVILLE, CALIFORNIA 93257 NX.. I I E 3 LQ' Y 'I 58 AMERICA COAST HARDWARE 8L NIERCANTILE PINE TREE REALTY JACK LUCEY FIRESTONE WALCO X. X I I kj I I , A I k I I 1 I . ,.T'. , '-E , . 1, QQ. -Q ' ' I EEEET I TERA ATTT . ' .. ..:, ' - J -- .kW- G2 -il' -N k- : - - :Q .. Y? 1 A ? Q ' TETA I TERRA BELLA LOCKER DAYBELL NURSERY fm W We gi: CARNATION DISTRIBUTORS FARM TRIBUNE 'I57 SNGHT Everyone enjoys an occasuonal nlght on the town and the Portervllle area has all the f3CIlltl9S a bon vlvant needs A gourmet meal awaits the eager diner at Sprlngvllle Inn on hugh 1901n Sprlngvllle and he can get there In style If he drives a Chevrolet from Ward s Chevrolet at 800 W Henderson Of course eating styles vary and the Plzza Barn at 203 N Mann offers a wide selection of d9llClOUS plzzas to sunt the taste After a tune meal the three screens of Porter Theater await the entertainment seeker at 36 E Mull He can do the town In style It he flrst vlslts The Pant Depot at 152 N Mann for the latest In apparel and then steps down to Relslgs Shoes at 70 N Mann for the most comfortable of shoes Colemans Walkup at 393 NW Ollve offers stlll another style of eating for the person who s out for an evenlng and The Vogue IS the place for the latest and best In styles for the lady s evening out They re at 172 N Mann Stall another dellclous style of food can be found at Taco Bell at 440 W Olive and a night can really be great If you take your date to the Portervllle Drlve In at 155 N Newcomb Stull another of the many choice restaurants In Portervllle which can realy tackle the palate IS Elsle s Spanish Kitchen at 1563 W Olive As we sand Portervllle has the places to go for a great nlght on the town ,.f-- v-R .--N 'a iff if M SPRINGVILLE INN rf my at Nwuee-e Z Www warg 5212 ki? 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THE T WN 1- 15555 PORTER THEATRE 5: 6 me flwwhia :K REISIG S SHOES 'P-fo COLEMAN S M,,,,,,,r...,,a x9wb W-JT VW m f wwwmwdlw Sw PANT DEPOT ELSIE S SPANISH KITCHEN I563W ouve Ph 781 4371 SERVING THE FINEST IN MEXICAN F000 Open From I I A M 9 P M Sun Tues ed Thurs IIAM IOPM Fr: 8.501 Close Mon We Cater Banquets Orders to take out No 2 ALA CARTE SPECIAL Tuesday thru Frldoy II A M I0 2 P M ELSIES SPANISH KITCHEN DRIVE IN THEATRE THE VOGUE TACO BELL WHEN SHOP When you shop ln Porter vrlle you re ln for a treat munity have a wlde varlety of flne stores but the qua llty of the merchandise of fered IS tops You can get your office supplies for your own business at Por tervllle Offlce Supplies at 211 N Mann where they carry the furniture ma chlnes and paper products you need Jones Hardware at 151 N Mann offers a wide variety of products from appliances through nuts and bolts Fine jewelry locally crafted IS the hugh light of a vlslt to Egon A Josephs at 611 W Ollve and Bob Haydock of Jostens at 194 W Poplar Avenue can provnde you with greet :ng cards Plaques Class Rings and Announcements He sells diplomas too but one has to work for them Portervllles premier gro cery store IS found at 1310 W Ollve Avenue where Ted dy Wong and the people of Town and Country Market offer the best In food and service As portervllle mer chants keep saying you should try Portervllle flrst YN 95 H PORTERVILLE OFFICE SUPPLIES JOSEPH S JEWELERS JONES HARDWARE .lOSTEN'S fx REPRESENTED BY BOB HAYDOCK I PO BOX 288 BAKERSFIELD CALIF 93302 I C8051 327 2161 OOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Qllllvl f4lNGi ANNOUNCEMENTS S EA R BOO KS UI P LO M A5 QTWARD9' ' 1 ' - Y - Not only does the com- ' P r'll A ' - ' l ' . . ,-:'f--.' ': P ' ' , fig . . - Www, I - le. y l TPVLL if T 5 'Q'-' c MUN? TOWN 81 COUNTRY MARKET 414 ff Y AV X I Bon ou Take, Everyone needs a vacation from time to time, and Porterville area merchants have the facilities to help you enjoy a good trip away from it all. Springville Hardware at 35562 Highway 190 can provide you with the necessities for trips into the high country while Sequoia Volks- wagon at 320 W. Henderson will give you the wheels you need for the trip. Of course, others go on vacation, too, and some come to Porter- ville. You can tell your out-of-town friends about the fine facilities at the K.0.A. Campground at 27798 Highway 190 in Porterville. J.C. Penny Co. at 53 N. Main is the place to go forthe right clothes for your vacation trip, and Leta Words Fashions will outfit milady for a vaca- tion in just the right styles. When you write home from exotic far-away places, you'll want to use the fine stationery sold at Baggett's at 1353 W. Olive. Your trip can start with a short trip to the Vest Pocket Market at 758 N.IMain Street for food supplies for the picnic basket, and it can both start and end with a visit to Porterville Studios at 66 W. Willow Avenue where you can get the supplies and equipment needed to record the scenes you saw while on vacation. Sandwiches from Skinny and Mary's at 134 E. Orange will go well as you drive along the highways on your vacation, and Reece and Galbraith insurance at 376 N. lVlain will help to make your travel worry free with their compre- hensive coverage. All sorts of supplies, for you and your car await you at Western Auto at 123 N. Main, and a visit to Short's Auto and Diesel Electric will give you a chance to make sure the wheels are in good running condition before you leave town. Short's can be found at 335 S Main in Porterville. And, as you hit the beginning of the Sierra, you can stop at Bob's Rock Market for everything you need. He's at 3544S Highway 190 in Springville. K.O.A. CAMPGROUND LETA WORDS SKINNY S AND MARY S SANDWICH SHOPPE FOOD TO GO Open 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Closed Sundays Come In And Say Hi! 134 E. Orange 781-2115 PORTERVILLE STUDIO SKINNY AND MARY'S N 1 i 'r'i -l ltsrrr. . . rrr.i l..l ,,.L' rk...L ' ' V- 'L , Wi 4 1 . W 1 . l'i' ,, 2 . 1 1' - . il' 1 1---- ' ' A .,. ., W Z - L 2. b 1 ,..,...... ..... . . 1 ,.r- . . .ti 'Q u 1 .W 1 ' .ami ' ta - ..,. 1. ,,.., 1153, W , f mi fi ' - wgy 1 W-1, 111- 1 9 V V .1f Eff 5 - 592 .',. 1 .,.,. 1: ..,. 4, ..,. 11.1 f1i , 1 wm l ff l WESTERN AUTO SHORT'S AUTO AND DIESEL ELECTRIC l ESX M A Uaoafion... 4 XX SIL WK ,W SPRINGVILLE HARDWARE SEQUOIA VOLKSWAGON ilk BAGGETT STATIONERY VEST POCKET MARKET e W ,I fm ., . , . 5 . . E.LL fa , C in T kwa- .':. 1 ' I ., . ' I ig in W af 2 si' 1 A .ggi J si 4 ir' . K, X REECE AND GALBRAITH INSURANCE 2 , A K A f pfpswf, Sw RATS A ATAS if' TSTTT Q55 TW A 'MEET ' TTAS AS' f ' A E TTS C S' A TAAT X f. W- W WET T 1Ciq 2 A C BOB'S ROCK MARKET J.C. PENNY COMPANY R xx rvtriiaiais Hobbies and recreation play a big part in the life of both the young and the old. For the musically inclined The Inner Ear at 97 N. Main is a good place to start with your stereo equipment and the records to enjoy. Schortmann's Cyclery at 60 S. Nlain is the place to go for the more athletically inclined, as their Schwinn bikes can make every sunny day a pleasure. The man with an eye for beauty will stop at the Tropical Fish Hut at 953 W. Henderson where the selection is wide and the prices are right. The Wild Blue Yonder set heads straight as an arrow for Coe Aviation at Porterville's municipal airport where they can learn about Chandelles, lazy eights and wingovers in Cess- na aircraft. If you can keep your eye on your business, Porterville Lanes is the place to improve your backswing and delivery for that all important spare and strike. They're at 952 W. Grand. The Pon- derosa Lodge above Springville is the place to pause and refresh yourself after a hard day's work on a hobby. Aviation being the big thing it is in Porterville, Porterville Aviation at the airport is still an- other fine place to learn the skills of flying. The essential supplies for your athletic endeavors in hobby land can be supplied you by Maples Sport Shop at 833 W. Henderson, and Skateway is just the place for a family evening of fun. Of course, your date can take you to Skateway at 254 N. Kessing, too. Fishing supplies and other es- sentials for a weekend in nature's land can be bought at BilI's Place in Springville on Highway 190. FAMILY L DGINGS GR CERlES 5ERVlCE STATl N RESTAU ANT 3. TAVERN GIFT SH P Brewafs P N ER SA L DGE 0 Rox 526, Star Route 2 Sprm ville, Ca 93265 Take Hi hway N 19 , To 33 Miles East of Springville 269 542 2579 Vi . 1 QQ .-.. Q ,jfgffifgjglljf'1fgg i' f il Lf'- fiij V .g .i ,V,L, Sig-1 , V VV ., kiky 'iii , ,. K iyyy 'iyi , iiii,i E 7 7 'bi, 'i',i 3 ,,is ii.. isii cii. iiiri l r 'V,, f ,i,,,f ,-', A l ,g'. ,iei . iiyi ,,.. ,rrr l risri so INNER EAR COE AVIATION PONDEROSA LODGE lVlAPLE'S SPORT SHOP REQ SCI-IORTIVIAN S CYCLERY TROPICAL FISH HUT Ed Wood s Portervllle Avlatlon, Inc eff Charter Fhght fqcl-'CT Alr Craft M Sales 81 Rental FAA Approved Flnght School PORTERVILLE LANES Approved for 784 9460 Veterans 1893 So Newcomb St PORTERVILLE AVIATION CUM WW' r P T Pg Z? .2 CCoRR,gL www Q P UII THE SKATEWAY BILLS PLACE V , 5 V KW I if-THQ! if I . mxkjfb xii I 2 I I 5 , IIIII JT NM,,.,ff'f I K WHEN you Tully to coo .. In the good tlmes In the bad times ln the day to day job of luv mg every man turns to God for strength for reassurance for help Portervllles churches are here to provide you with the splrltual help all men need Calvary Assembly of God Flrst Assembly of God Flrst Baptlst Church Flrst So Baptlst Church Church of the Nazarene First Nllsslonary Baptlst Glad Tidings Church Grand Ave Unlted Nlethodlst Foursquare Gospel Church Trlnlty Southern Baptist St John s Eplscopal Church Church of God of Prophecy Pentecostal Church of God Falth Tabernacle of Portervrlle A llsc A A fs f YO miiitttifis G-JYLF5 TOWN AND COUNTRY DRUG TWO SALES LOCATIONS T0 SERVE YOU. SPRTNCUVTLLE AQJBILE Hong. SALES J. GRAND 65 1vom'c.Rvi1.i.v. , cg. SPRINGVILLE MOBILE HOME SALES TREK REALTY TOPPER JEWELERS EKMAN'S JEWELERS LEN'S TOY HAVEN LEGGETT'S When Jingle Bells are in the air and children's eyes are filled with expectations, your Porterville merchants are ready to help you pro- vide your family with their merriest Christmas. Topper Jewelers at 175 N. lVlain has the fine assortment of jewels, watches, and other delightful gifts to make even Scrooge happy. And Len's Toy Haven is the place to start helping old Santa fill his pack with toys for the younger members of the family. They're at 119 N. Main. Clothes for the man of the family can be purchased from the great assortment at Leggetfs at 118 N. Main. Of course, the supreme Christmas gift is the piece of property you've been wanting all year, and the highly trained salesmen at Trek Realty can help you from their office at 425 N. Main. Another fine downtown merchant to help you with the finer gifts is Ekman's Jewelers at 181 N. Main. Their selection of fine jewelry has something for even the most discriminating taste. Frank and his staff at Town and Country Drug at 1326 W. Olive will help you with a wide assortment of Christmas goodies, from quality toys to exquisite gift wrappings. And your home of the future can be a top-flight Christmas gift if you visit the friendly folks at Spring- ville Mobile Homes Sales on Freeway 65 at Grand Avenue. Merry Christmas, everybody. . MLN.. 31 .. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. But Porterville mer- chants have what it takes to give Jack a bit of time for play. When you entertain you'll want to start with the fine fried chicken from Broas- ter Den at 901 W. Henderson, and liquid refreshments to liven up the party can be had from Monache Liquor at 604 E. Date. Of course, one has to let people know about your plans for a gala event, and the quality greeting cards and invitations from Jones Hallmark at 145 N. Main provide the means for passing the good word. Music provides the right background for a friendly get-together, and Wayne's Music Mart at 23 E. Oak will be happy to show you the latest from the fine selection. Food King at 288 S. Main can offer you the best in goodies for a party, but if your choice is to dine out, then Don's Hillside Inn at 1531 N. Main is the place to go. Quality printing for your thank you notes and other communications may be purchased from the people at Porterville Graphics at 134 N. Second. No party is complete, how- ever, without some beautiful flowers and greenery from Cliftons Flowers at 1254 W. Olive. Hammond's Studio at 490 N. Sunnyside will provide you with the quality pictures to remember your evening ot tun, and a tasty evening it will be if you buy your food supplies from Steve's Market at 368 W. Olive. JONE'S HALLNIARK SHOP S .,,, S wgggik mi t t stc 4, , BROASTER DEN FOOD KING HAMlVlOND'S STUDIO .iw QTP5 Ir... 21 J 1' I 4 i 1 134 north second h K -A 5 EHIIIB H ,I il-IIIQ Zmphwcs porterville, ca. 93257 Q? jfgggp' I209I 784-5848 Ik!!! I PORTERVILLE GRAPHICS MONACHE LIQUOR CLIFTONS FLOWERS DONS HILLSIDE INN UBI ,ff WAYNES MUSIC MART STEVES MARKET gf x W I ' .ge Q . 1 I li fag I I I I If T I 1 4. , . I . .IIL Q? ,491 Hi ' ff' '22, ' 5 Q f S 1 n G In Memoriam emsbbs a f 'a team., -E119-W 'f1Ds ' 'mfs D! 'J ,gf Q . 59,1 is .L 3 ' S O - i i ' iv s , P ? E 2 QQ, 5 tr ' if 932 ' T-'q,5S,c,Ue,s'b Pause-dues-cites ?02s-uuss- 5-c.i.u.es-cwff' '0b,,,,,,,q,m'l' The Wildlife Club is one of the newest clubs on campus, with perhaps the most meaning, and the most de- termined club members. The Wildlife Club is out to set two major goals, one-to inform club members, stu- dents and members of the community, of wildlife a- round us. To fill the first goal the club has gone on field trips to Marine Land of the Pacific, and The San Jua- quin fish hatchery. And they hold monthly meetings at which the club hosts speak- ers on wildlife conservation. They entered a booth in the Portervllle Fair and had a booth in the Bicentennial Pi- oneer Day Fair. After every activity the club publicizes it in the local newspaper. As for the second goal, the mu- seum already has an eager start. In Mr. Cozad's room fthe club's advisory is a sneak preview of what the future wildlife museum is to be. With such a devoted group and advisor the club is sure to get all the things they've planned done. Wildlife ,f , , N :ET-H 22 3? ., gg.. Mfr., 1 'W WX - .7 The Mexican American Club played an exciting part during the PHS year of '76. The Club's Advisor, Mr. Bob Perez, and President Es- meralda Guillen kept the club going all through the year, even when the tamales got cold. Most of the time the tamales were hot and they ac- complished many things. They sponsored several dances, put on hot tamale sales, and bake sales were held. The girls played in a pow- derpuff basketball game with Nlo- nache. They also helped with the Cinco de Mayo. gcbigfion. All in all, the club did a fantastit job. They made a mark on PHS that will last quite a few years. Girls eague As the saying goes, Bloom where you are planted, and thats just what the girls of Girl's League did. They spon- sored a night that many of us will neverforget. Blossom Day is an annual event for the club. This year's theme was Close to you . The coordinators for the dance were Anne Cummings, Paula Desimone and Diane Humph- rey. The club also sponsored an after-game dance. This years advisor was Nlrs. Francone. The American Indian Club is a club dedicated to the learning of the Indian Heritage that is so valid to our community. The club was active throughout the year. They do- nated a painting from Marie Brekken to the Tule Indian Reservation Council, they participated in the annual American Indian Heritage Program. The American Indian Club is not only important to our school but to our community aswell. American Indian Club A Eg 3 , f :s f ' . F .., .lg51.,lfffif1iW f Q . s K .1 g ..g, ,, .Q ' MM- 5ig:.Z . 5 so i C ' A - Q. Z Club Z club is a service club that is very helpful with a variety of things around the campus and town. The ushered Commu- nity Concerts, helped Strath- more High students start a Z club and went to local rest homes and helped wash pa- tients hair. At school they had several bake sales and for the first time, ran a Val-a-gram service on Valentines Day. One of their many programs is sponsoring an orphan which is afull-timejob for them. l N l it 1 American Field Service is a club known to many high schools all over the world. A.F.S. was involved in many school activities starting off in the Veteran's Day Parade. They entered a float The Melting Pot which took 2nd prize C3510.00j. Shingo showed some beautiful slides of 1 Japan to the club. To raise money they held a raffle at a football game, the game ball was donated by Maples Sport Shop. All the money they raise goes to a scholarship to help the Porterville A.F.S. student abroad program. They also put on an International Dinner Nlarch 24. , ..,. -f .. .. .lvgqmfw ' .,,. Y x,.. '- K , f hingo Kakuma u-.... 6213 I m really glad to be here In Portervllle and Ive really vllle Hugh School Ive really been busy thus year being on the cross country team going to dlf ferent places meeting peo ple and maklng speeches for different clubs People are so kind and friendly here I m really glad I got the chance to have been an A F S student Port ervnlle wlll always be my sec ond home Shlngo Kakuma '1 -F' I3 L ' E 'Mg' enjoyed attending Porter- Booster Club does what the name implies-boosting school spirit. This year Booster Club did a fantastic job. lnvolved in many school activities, Booster Club always added the push to get the P.l-l.S. gang oft the ground. This years president was Kim Reece and that was a boost in itself, she never let the club down. The club donated many hours of time painting signs, that were used at the games and rallies. The signs they made really added a touch of class to Porterville High. Miss Enos was this year's advisor. She was always ready and willing to help the club out when they needed it. Booster Club The California Scholarship Federation is composed of the in- tellectual elite ot the campus, sometimes called the DAR CDarned Average Raisersj in those classes where teachers grade on the class average. Not given to intellectual snobbery, the group, emerges from the world of books, research papers, and grades long enough to enjoy a bash each year a legal ditch day when their academic achievements are matched by their play- prowess. Uncle Earl Smith is the fearless and dedicated mentor to this proverbial group ot prodigals. L ., , ' 'ag 4 't'.v: Q M Counterclockwise: Chris Maese, Frances Buelna, Erin Brink- man, Shingo Kakuma, Nlarthea Vossler, Earl Smith, Claudia Lowman. Mallett Youth Association for Retarded Children better known as Y.A.R.C. is a club which deals mainly with helping the Retarded and handicapped chil- dren in Porterville. Throughout the year they have been busy as- sisting as scorekeepers for E.Nl.R, students from the Porterville High School Activities Class, the Sheltered Workshop and the Porterville Ac- tivitiesCenter. Y.A.R.C. is also in- volved in the supervision of skillbuilding activities for track and field com- petitors for the Special Olympics which were held in the Y.A.R.C. has made a big contribu- tion tothe life of many kids. Brush and lVlallett have done a lot to improve the campus and maybe even the campus moral. They've gone on several field trips, California l-lot Springs, Hearst Castle and other places. They repaired the large mosaic the Panther and the Panthers tail. They hold weekly meetings and did some silk screen print- ing and a cookie sale to raise money for this year's projects. X X Q N SQ E w E x k 5 53 : I , ,, SUPERWOMAN!!! Back Row, Left to Right: Lori Orth, Anne Stover, Jamael Bowker, Betty Weaver, First Row, Left to Right: Marthea Vossler, Pam Cosa rt, Luanne Graves, Cherly Paulas ,.m-v'-'W ! G-Girlsthat are A-Active in everything and A-Anything that'sfun No, that's not the real meaning of G.A.A. CGirls Athletic Associatlonb but it's close. G.A.A. is one of the biggest and most active clubs on campus. They are always busy doing something. But then, with such a fantastic club advisor as Nlrs. Beagle you can't be anything else! Throughout the year G.A.A. was busy in a variety of things. They started the year off with a big splash with a club swimming party at the newly acquired P.H.S. pool. They entered a decorated truck in the Veteran's Day Parade and won first! The club purchased a button making machine and throughout the year used this in making and selling buttons. They not only prof- ited, but promoted school spirit. Not everything they did was for their pleasure. During the holidays, of Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter a charity box was made and given to a needy family. There are banquets to put on during the year, one in the fall and one in the spring. At both banquets awards are given to top point hold- ers and at the banquet in the spring, a scholarship is given to a deserving member. All-in-all, G.A.A. is a worth while, exciting, dedicated and fantastic club. One of the fastest growing clubs on campus! Ornamental Horticulture Club has monthly meetings and it is said that they have the best refreshments of any club in PHS! Under the crea- tive leadership of Rodney Homer, the club is always busy doing something, either off on a field trip learning about other nursery practices or growing something beautiful on their own. The main money making project is the an- nual plant sale. All the plants out in the O.H. unit are put on sale and the money made from this is then reinvested for plants and plant materials used during the year, The club also participates inthe county and local fairs and usually walks away with most of the awards. We are especially proud of the Citrus Judging Teams which have done very well this year. Students on the A team are Sherrill Paulus, Dennis lVlon- ech, Toby Nieblas, Tammy La- ken, Sid Rowland and Cathy Gid- dings. B team students are Israel Longoria, Tim Hicks, Jeff Hall, Karen Carlisle, Darrell John- stone, Ginny Schultz and Mary Brewer. O.H. Club nb an Livestock Club The Livestock Club is one of the many Ag. Clubs on campus. They held an an- nual horse show and have regular monthly meetings. Throughout the year the club has been busy with money making events, field trips, and numerous groom- ing days for sheep and beef exhibitors. They also as- sisted with the renovation of the Porterville Fairgrounds. This year's advisor was lVlr. Mailand and the president of the club was Doug Schultz. Both are tops in livestock and have led the club well. FQ . it . ' QW so Left to Right: Toby Nieblas - Sentinel, David Brown - Treasurer, Doug Schultz - President, Bryan Borror - Vice-President, Jenny Schultz - Secre- tary, Leanna Anderson - Reporter Qkbsentj. , 4 Lk' ma ., ,...., Not only one of the most popular clubs on campus, F.F.A. CFuture Farmers of Americaj has got to be one of the most active. Under the leadership of their chapter president, Marney Gregg, and her Vice President - Val Higley, Secretary - Gay- lene Florer,Treasurer - Doug Schultz, Reporter - Cheryl Paul- us, Sentinel- Bryon Borror, and Chaplin - Jim Rapparlie, this year's officers have accomplished much during their stay in office. F.F.A.'s schedule started off with a Watermelon feed, they sponsored a fair booth in the Porterville Fair and Tulare County Fair as well as participating in each of these. They entered a float in the Veteran's Day Parade. The club's main money making projects were the Sweetheart Dance, when Mary Lisa Barrett was crowned queen, and the Donkey Bas- ketball game. Both were of top quality and lot's of fun for those involved. They sponsored many Field Day activities in the areas of citrus, livestock, ag. mechanics, farm power, horse, forestry, dairy, farm records, and co-op. F.F.A. was flooded with new members. The Greenhand Initi- ation went over great. Also the Chapter Farmer lnitiationg the second highest award given by the chapter, was a big success. National F.F.A. week was February 22-28. The F.F.A. club here at Porterville High played a major part in the community during this week. They set-up several displays around town as well as here at school. At the end of the year a banquet is held and a scholarship is given out to a deserving member of the club. wwf ,, ,Q- if ' ,4 mi nf , .fx I 41 ' 1 , ,VH K T arf A, Top Right: C.Maese-President. Middle Left: D. L Brown-Treasurer. Middle Right: P.DelgadiIlo-V. President. Bottom: T.GiII-Secretary. i, 'll Tli i 4.AV in i iiide , Awww QM, e ' ' Z I5i,,,, ' 4 ,gHf4vP ...-vf' Tr: IM: . Abbott, Tammy Aldaco, Antonio Allen, Brian Martinez, Joaquin Allen, Jackie Allen, Linda Allen, Jim Bigham, Dan IGN. lb' ' at f, ,, i Alstot, Susan Andrews, Melanie Armstrong, Terry Just a little Homework. 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