Porterville College - Log Yearbook (Porterville, CA)

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Mr g H. Grisemer Adviser; Secretary Treosurer Mr H. Ingrom Stover Vice-president Adviser Not p CouncURepresentotive uve First Semester Second Semester, Z Richard Sheldon, . ' r ' , - rn ncil ReP esenta- Counci VETERANS ' CLUB Chuck Kamrath, President The Veterans ' Club is a newly formed organization. The purpose of this organiza- tion has been to aid the ex-G.I. s in securing all the needed materials and papers in order that they may continue their college education. Also, the club sponsors, Mr. Gri- semer and Mr. Stover aid these men m choosing courses best suited to their particular vocations. Though newly organized, the Veterans ' Club is one of the largest active groups on campus. Veterons Club: C. Honce, Mr Stover, H. Hawkins, V. DeVore. S. Rodeleff, J, Byrd. Second Row: Mr. Grisemer, M. Anthony, M. Chernekoff, M. Kouklis, R. Sheldon, C. Hoile. Bottom Row: C. Kamrath, J H. Ingram, B. Cooper, J. A.Ingram, D. Hart,

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J . a ..• — , RHora.n- Second ° G„no9he B. ;g37 VW n I E Turtle, K.n louden, =■ PIRATE DEN The Pirate Den is a living group off campus which is composed of athletes who have come to Porterville College from other communities. These men, who are a tre- mendous contribution to the P.C. athletic program, are overseen by the head of the athletic department, Mr. Sid Hall. As a living group they have their own officers to act in their behalf as they have been acknowledged as an organization by the Asso- ciated Student Body Council. Bryce Louden, President Den officers: George Stomotz, Secretary, Treasurer; Gary Barkdull, Vice-presi- dent, Bryce Louden, President, Bob Johnson, Council Representative. 54

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Reynold Rutledge President Leonette Brixey, Publicity Bob Chase, Vice-President Glenda Holbrook, Treasurer MUSIC CLUB Joe Alexander — Dur- ing the ceremony of the flag presentation. ae. -«° ' oSS ' 1ho o •