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

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1932 volume:

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Grectmgs mm the Prnlupal urmg these umm of dtpruvon im ptsslnusxn tht oldnr tu Q 1rt 1 Let tc t Mr to tu younger fo 5 xv 10 ire mm m scum n Q ut ltl un 11' ur ont xx struck x 1th the spxrlt of optumsm xxhuh tlux rumtt UIH89 fOl YIICII' Xwtlfnlft It IS IYUE Iinlt IICY lgI1OI'L ft will LXIQIII OLII' YIITIS milk I1'IbLlI'1UOl1S but III 'I d1f'wfCI't'I1f Stllit' LUUI' LWOYS 'IIIC1 QlI'1S 'IYL LOI1f'ldEfI'lI1V PI'Lp ll'll1g NON IO IIILIHPI to COYILCI hh lt SCFIOLIS SOCl'1l IN l1lLjLlNUHt,11fN XXL lT1'lX IITXL bflillg If UPON OLIFSQIVCS In pigmg through thu innuil let us citch tht spxrxt ot OPIIITHSIII md hut filth IH our boys 'md glrlb IS Pi CJRISIHIXIER Prmup 11 , 0 jf , J sl D ' 3 ' I ' . 1 - - -t lk . ' as' 'l w Q t I- f - A lk- 'l . xl 1. I yd w Q .1 1 fa' s ' f V570 older oncs feel that students arc inclined to ignorr our sncriuccs in tlmcsc . l ' ' -5 -. -. 1. l ' ' n . - 5 tri ' Q t -- '4 3 ' 5 J Q Lal' : t ., . f- I FOREWORD CAMPUS SCENE In the cllfferent Helcls of modern mdustrlal lxfe the successful welclmg together of the collectnve effort of the ll'ldlV1dLlal workers determines the success of the fimshed product In hugh school the same necesslty for co operatnon prevaxls and m thxs annual we attempt to show how hxgh school llfe parallels that of lndustry m the present world MF r- q TTIT 1 will xx CONTENTS OUR ALMA MATER SENIORS CLASSES ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS HUMOR AND ADVERTISERS I pin I il' ' 2',,, ' za-l15,,., I...1'f-I Z. -'flll nn il X gf-!:g1nijir,Tla.....x 1 W W ,XV ,,-- -ji--m3y1f-, f Z i g Q 717 - ,.- 'T-1 5' K 111-' .7 -...1 Al 4.1 - . , - 11 S it 1? ,. ,- ..., 1 X J-17 .Ti 5-J , ii .1.1 .ll L +7 1.1. . , - i i-i l.-. ,i-l- iT,.,1 A LA S S E S Creech., H111 BI3lQID1II S TAFI? AQ if MQI61' EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER ASSOCIATE MANAGER ADVISOR STAFF X f ohnHx1lxs 'xcquelme Creech Hirry Bmkeblll Paul Mexcr F S Copel'md Specxal appreclatlon IS extended to Harold Parker as snapshot eclltor and Frank Frexdel r for sports artxcles ...11... .llllbfjlff COUNCIL STUDENT BODY COUNCIL PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY FACULTY ADVISOR FACULTY REPRESENTATIVE SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVE YELL LEADER ' I. -. iiykfw ,mf ,,N,.xwhf Thurman Gunter Francxs Muller Elmzaberh Osborn H S Beard C E Toole Malcolm Welch Lxllran Davenport I-Ian-old Battles Alnce Jones Lela Buckley Russell Garfoor I A . ,,.,,,Erilca Konda I , s. A ,,,,,Y,...,,..,,,,,,c,.,YY..Y..,,,,, YY,,..., :X -ij I YYY.VV Y..Y, .YYYV Y...,,,YYY. , YY..,Y.,,,YY,,..,,,,,cY, YY,, .,,,, , , , .f Ea:E:, r,,g3,i I 'Q ...12... ,-. 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B- ---::::if,1 -' 1 -plan!-ug: I, N Mlss Etta I muse Er1ckson CUIWIIIIILIALIII A III ISIUIY A4155 Edn1 l31rr1r Honln lzconomus Miss Ceclle Fmley rr h1ElllI'lCC'F Forman Pl1ys1c1ll'cl lVleQl1 l vm Surxeyxng, Mrs V111 G Gaulr El1gllSl'l Iames M GlbS0h -Xuro Nleclnmcs Arrhurj Grams Lgonomxrs Su C1 H Sl ry lVl1ss Grace Gnffiths xstorx Soc CIXICS l 1l1IlL 1l Suenre R M H1le Agn ulrurm A S H11x1l111 I O Hcpp S ILHQL IX 1114111111 51159 Georgm Ferald P 15 Sl il I due IKIOH lVl1ss Ruth H1rscl1m1n I-IIL l ll Ralph I Hoopnr -Xgruulruru E J Hllbbell Cluxmsrrx lNl lllil B I: J'll'l'llSOI'l Suence -X LI G G Kahl H1 tory Cu 1 m 111 A4185 Laura Keller Homn l44m4m111s G56 14 G I lkralowec XX ooduorls MISS Augusm I mnun an Comma-rpml Miss Maud Melx II1 Engl1sl'1 Mlss LOIS W Morlhland Spwmsh French B C Noyes Smence lXl'lfllLl11'lllLS Charles U Pa more Engl1sl1 OLll l'l'1ll?lTl l7r1n11l14s VN N Roblvlns XIUSIL S S Salford Commnrcml A1155 Marx Schofield lL11S,llQl1 lNl1ss Anm Smlth M155 M1ry Sprott story .S wr C Mlss Ina Stlner I1l1r1r1 111 Cllrmnce E Tonlm BIO ogg Xtlwlntus Mrs lxathernu W ashburn Nlusxg Edith Helen falud FI1gll5l1 Nlrs lVl1ssItl1a H0dg,1 s Su rcmry Iawern P Dunn Supermtnndnnr of Trunsportw nm A E Bassur t 11s11ll5u1l1L I 1 '4l ls l..H, ' ' A ' ' 4 Q .. 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Anderson Calvm Latln Club 1 2 J Football 3 General Sci Club Ba eball 4 Bachman Baldwm T ack 1 Z 4 Basketball 1 Z Spanlsh Club 4 H1 Y 4 Blackburn Mary Glrl Reserves 1 Blaye Ernestlne A A 1 French Club l 7 Spanxsh Club 4 Fresno Hlgh 3 Bodley Marjorie General SC1 Club Parents Day Prog G A A 3 Latin Club 4 1 1 3 Anderson, Bob . . W Rawlms High, Football 1, Z, 3 Basketball 1, 2, Track 1. Block P Soc. 3, Anderson Clifton Bell Leona A A 2 Latm Club 3 yo. 4. 4. Parents Day Prog 3 www? Bennett Wllbur Belmont Hxgh Band Major 4 Orchestra 4 H Y 1 4 Blummer Samuel Spanlsh Club 1 H1 Y 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Spanish Club Tmck l 2 Football 3 4 Class Pres 3 unxor Play Bus Mgr Annu al a . . , Y' , y - G. . . , 3, 4. I, I ., 1 - 3 ' 7 ' 2' 4' ' 2, 3. i- , . ' , . G. . . , 2. . ' V , -, 4. .- 7 2- , ' ' Brakebill, Harry s ' f , A , lg 2. .CC . J ' - ' . . 4. 'A' - .- , D- -...16... 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Comstock Gladys General Scl Club Gnrl Reserves 2 3 Booster Club 4 Mmervan Soc A A 2 Parents Day Prog Cosby Robert Spamsh Club 3 4 H Y 3 4 Basketball 4 Block P 4 Cunnlngham Ruby Sudan Texas 1 Spamsh Club 2 4 Dav IS Everett B seballl Z 3 4 H1Y 3 4 Pres 4 Block P Soc 3 4 Spanish Club 3 Basketball Mgr Edltor Orange and Green 4 Daybell Elwyn Latm Club 2 3 4 Girl Reserves l 2 3 A A Mmervan Soc 3 4 4 Parents Day Prog 3 Doty Trene ee Club l 2 3 Opererra 2. 1 Parents Day Prog. I .T.A.' . Drake, Shirley Nlinervan Soc. l. Spanish Club 1. G. A. A. 4. Booster Club 4. fVice-Pres. 41. Class Sec. 4. Ellis, Dorothy Napa High 1. . A. A. . Girl Reserves 3 . Booster Club 4. vans ack H1Yl 2 Boxing 3 Francis, Inez General Sci Club l Parents Day Prog 31 Girl Reserves 4 Gallegly, Clola Scio High Oregon Spanish Club 4 arfoot Russell Class Pres 4 Cheer Leader Z Minor Letter Soc 3 4 unior Play I-li Y 4 Elbe, Wayne Football 1, 2. Track Z, 3. French Club 2. Elms, Allen Delano High l. . .A. . B xing 1 2 3 . B'1sketball 3 4. two, Hope panish Club 1 J Girl Reserves 1 Z A A 2 Freeman Paul lligan Patricia Orchestra 1 Z G A A 3 Girl Reserves I Z 4 General Sci Club 1 ooster Club 3 4 Gerdes, Marie Latin Club 1 T A Prog 1 County Chorus 4 'I nn, ,mlm Flllll ,.. G 1 F F 1, 2, 3, 4 ,4 0 , , .4 V E ,J . '- . ,S, 4. vi S, ' - ' , V r ,3,4 y G. . . ,s. a .I , Ga . , .. . . , ' , . . B ' , . ' G , Q ' Basketball. 3,.4. 3 P. . . ' . , 4. A , 3, 4. . J, ' . ' ...19... W -',',ff g f - M ,. 17114 ,....:-f-uf --fe 4 gf- Yf,,'.A-'. .- Gholson, Mildred X. I Grant, Almeta Green Pearl Latin Clubl 2 3 4 Parents Day Prog 3 P T A Prog 3 Gunter Thurman Student Body Pres 4 Track 1 Bas etball l 2 3 4 Football 3 4 unior Play County Orch 2 3 4 Porterville Players 4 Hall Dorothy Big Pine High Operetta 1 Dramatics 3 Pres Class 3 Hare Nana French Club 3 4 fVice Pres 41 Minervan Soc l 2 3 Panadelphic Club 4 Orosi High 1 2 llllulhul lllll i IW' rx my Golden, Marjorie Piano Recital 1. Gray, Albert Rifle Club 1, 2, Football 4. Guinn Shirley Haener Pauline Girls Glee Club 4 Girl Reserves I Hangii Robert A fPres 4D Boxing 2 3 3 Harper Gerald HY34 9 l ! ' , . 7 k ' , , , . ' J ' . f . - 1125. 2 F.F. .1,z,3,4 fV up ,fb ' 3 ' i- , . . l A ' . , , ,4. Y 'ff' JH L 'tyfifjij ...zo... . A' Q T-.sx-AM -it A XXTA,-Q' -W, .',,,,..,xs X 5 Haulman, Harold Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. fVice-Pres. 33. lPres. 4l. Cadet Lt. 4. Helvie, William P. F. A. 3, 4. Journalism 3. 4. JAN-4,fx ea Hicks Thelma Kingsburg High 1 Glee Club l 4 Girl Reserves 1 2 3 Hilhs John Editor Annual 4 Minervan S c 1 2 Latin Club 1 2 3 Rifle Club l 2 Hockett Leslye A A General Sci Club Holderby Alice -Xlpw Hawkins, Marie Girl Reserves 4. Latin Club Z, 3, G. A. A. 3, 4. General Sci. Club 1 Parents' Day Prog. Booster Club 4. MPP Hepp, Everett Hi-Y 3, 4. Latin Club 1, 2. Football 4. Basketball 3. Junior Play. Tennis 3, 4. Hill William Glee Club 1 Z Spanish Club 1 Baseball 2 Hochull Homer Band Sergt 4 Hodges Marianne Latin Club Z French Club 3 4 Girl Reserves 1 2 GAA 2 GeeClul Holley Emily Girl Reserves 1 1Sec 43 pu v- 3 I Il puff? wi flu ,J x K 1' ', . , . . . ' ' , 2, 3 , , ,4- . , . - , . , o. , , 3. ' f r 1 ' , . , . G. . . 1, Z. ,' '. 1. ' , . , . 5 a - 5 5 , Z, 3 4 . 3 2 HY, , ,fiff -- I - -'Hr' f ...z1... -il: l',i:i,,..4... ,. ,, Ln,-, 1 If-. r Z., f- ,,,,.f-n...f'i.fg 15.4 '- L..- ,1 x. .v' -- ., Ip' 4 7 Hornsby, Perry General Sci. Club l. Rifle Club 1, Z, 3, 4. County Band 2, 4. Howard, Mildred Orchestra I, Z, 3, 4. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. 'MF F County Orchestra 3, 4. Parents' Day Prog. 1, General Sci. Club 1. Hurley Mina Latin Club 1 Glee Club 4 P T A Prog Johnson Sheldon Football 2 3 4 fl-1 hIWg'l1iCa t 43 ckiif P lVl1FtLvtf J 3 Ir reas sl Class Vice Pres 41 Kincade Doris Tulare High l G A A 3 Kuhn Betty Honor Soc 1 2 fPres 4l Spanish Club I 2 unior Play Booster Club 3 4 Panadelphic Club Dramatics Club 3 nll'z i 2. 1 orst, Titus ..A.1,2,3,4. Agri. Judging Team Z. 4th Prize Agri. Proj. 3. Exhibited L. A. Stock Show 2. Huntington, Wilbur Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Football 4. Minor'Letter Soc. 3, 4. Ha-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. lTreas. 4l. Hutcheson Francis Basketball 1 3 Football 4 Track Block P Soc 4 Kaufman Victor Football 3 4 A Glee Club 3 4 Kirkland Harriett General Sci Club Girl Reserves 1 2 Booster Club 4 Lampert Roberta Spanish Club I 2 A A 2 P T A Prog 3 7 A n ' s .- . . ' .4. 3 - , , , . 334i , , . ' .24 .. . F. F. . 2, 5, 4. T ' . , , V , . A 3' oc. , 4. K . , . . , . . U .. 1' . . . . ' , , 4. , f - . , 3. 4- . ' J 'A ' ' , . G. . . ,3. y ' ' y '4. ' , 4. 1 ff r'r'W V- ff.. 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Ogle by Margaret Be Latin Club 2 3 4 Panadelphic Club 4 County Orchestra 3 Parents Day Prog 2 Portervllle Players 4 Owen, Zelma Fresno High 1 Porterville Players 4 Boo ter Club 4 Pennmg Floyd H Y 3 4 Tennis 3 4 Minor Letter Soc 4 Spanish Club 2 Pittenger Sanford Spanish Club 2 Glee Club I 4 'E , ul g , Zh A - , , 1 5' .l. ' 3, . ' . 13. ' ' if , Gi - - 6, ' q . I V P 5 . i , ld I , , Y 3, 4. i- ' , . ' . S -3, 4. ' . ' - 1 l i 9 ' . 2. ' , 3. F, . .2, 3, 4. , . l .v f' 3 YYY 'ii 'i A-nf -, . 'H ..., . -W' ...z4... mv' Q'-.nun 1 . ,. fAf. fjyxf '. -.Nw ' . Potts, Lenora Girl Reserves l G. A. A. 2. Parents' Day Prog. l P.-T. A. Prog, Purnell, Elna 2. -.v Spanish Club 1, 2. Minervan Soc. 1, 2. County Chorus Girl Reserves 4. G. A. A. 3. 4. Parents, Day Prog. 4. Rockholr, CllE0l'd R1fle Club Band Z 3 Football 4 Ross, Louise L un Club 1 2 Glee Club 3 4 3 4 PTAProg34 Schmxttou Lucille Latm Club 1 Spanish Club 2 3 4 QSec Treas 31 Panadelphlc Club 3 4 Class Repres 1 3 lVlmervan Soc Shoup Emma A A Girl Reserves I Z 3 4 Latln Club 1 Z 3 Parents Day Prog 3 for Priftike, Sophia G. A. A. Z. Girl Reserves 3, 4. lulay, Leonard 1 5 Class Pres. 1. Class Vice-Pres. Z. . Student Body Sec. Class Repres. 3. Block P 4. Football 3, 4. .I 4.1 ose jack Baseball l Track 1 Basketball 1 aul, Mxldred Latm Club Glee Club 1 4 Z Glrl Reservesl Z 3 4 P T A Prog arenrs Day Prog 4 Shaw, FIOSSIQ AA Gnrl Reserves 1 xckles Bernadme Glrl Reserves 1 2 3 4 1Pres Fr Soph 2 lPres r Sr 43 Booster Club 3 4 Parents Day Prog ,nu gnlllilllnl n l Ill I will F Ill X pkfxfx I 1' fi. T- f ' 1, 2. - , , , 4. N . . ' S ' a , , . - - 1' .. . . f fi. P ' . N V ' D f G. . . 1, 3. 9 S. 9 ' l' G. . .z. ' , , , . ' . ' 4 , , - . .- . l. ' , , , , 4- . J .- . 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'y',, .ENB . ,.-.- 41. .ff-C2 f Q N ..-.-sf- 'X' ' ef' fgf' GRADUATES WITHOUT PICTURES mkcl I I Daley Nord: a But Fred SENIOR OFFICERS PRESIDI NT Rub5cHQ1rfoot SICRI I-XRY S nl XIDFI I TREASURER A up Woo S G1 ' , .ouis Osuna, luis Ross. B'll VICE-IJRIfSIDIfNT Slwldun hlulunsmm .-ff ' .4l1 U',21i' I, S - , 1' E- H J HEIHITSVH HJ. 1xlIV.LEl HDEIS PJEU B 'X .LN'ElCIISEl2Id ED Cl H BU JRE' .I.NEIGIS3?:Id W puowfie SHE1DI:l:I0 SSV'ID E-I2IOWGHdOS vi! 357: w, OZ xi G- W... '1 -E. --5' N1 HEIHOSVEIELI, AZIVLEIHDEIS .LNEICIISEIHCI EIDIA P a u aqa nH ua 9 .LNEICI SEI2Id 9 auof S833 :HO SSV'ID HOINH .ITV X ,Q:f1 1-nw ,, ' P-4 1 1 if 5 f - E ' o E 3 2 K -. '1 D' rv : 2 Z' O O vl o 5 o UI I E 5, lj , 55' 5, if , r '4 u-4 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS TR EASURER-Clarence Jones Scke 119 o 1 R I' S N-W , gf , ' I A I 5 .. . rl - . ssica ontrose r sti i ls he E RY SECRETA M VICE PRES -je Ea Ray ESI D ENT- PR QQKQN QW RQLN 3 af 92,5- ggfvll cfs ? N TIV LIGHTWEIGHT COUNTY CHAMPIONS Tulare Kmgs county champlons for a second successwe year Portervllles llghtwelght football team of 1931 made a really envxable record Under the leadershlp and able dlrectlon of Captaln Sheldon ohnson and Coach M W For man not only d1d they annex the champlonshlp but also achxeved a thlrd con secutlve year of undefeated league competltlon Coach Forman who was new to the school but who had coached several win nmg teams at Rlchmond was faced at the begxnrung of the season w1th not only the problem of turnmg out a first class team from the more than fifty candldates but of maklng hlmself acquamted with the boys Although nearly all the men on h1s squad had had some football experlence Captain ohnson and Theodore Gray were the only men from last year s regulars Many of the subs of the prevlous year proved powerful players however and Coach Forman was able to buxld a squad whlch proved ltself superlor to any 1n the county Throughout the entlre season t e boys not only dlsplayed a most excellent fightmg sp1r1t but proved themselves t e best of sports Hubert ohnson Stevens and Hornsby showed mer1t as end wh1le Kuglls DelVlasters Huntlngton Captaln ohnson Weaver and Waggle as guards and tackles together wlth Flylng Dutchman Woertendyke as center proved an almost xmpregnable l1ne In the backfleld Theodore Gray as fullback Manxer Sherry Boyd and Slover alternatmg as halves and Gunter as quarterback Captaln ohnson Thurman Gunter Pete Slover and ElllS Van Buren have played their last football for Portervllle Hlgh School as they graduate next sprlng Many other players w1ll be ellmxnated from the hghtwexght competmon by thexr slze and welght A H X . . . . , ' 9 1 9 ' 9 9 l ' 5 - I , . . , . 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H'-' ' Coach Forman had his hrst chance to see the squad m actual action ln a prac tlce tllt wlth Eater As soon as a man started to show what he had he was pulled out and another substltuted As a result of thxs nearly every man ln the squad had a chance to play Exeter took the game 12 6 DELANO AT DELANO OCTOBER 9 Travellng to Delano for the openlng league game of the season the llghtwelghts demonstrated their real ablllty and handed the southern team a 12 6 defeat Both touchdowns were made ln the first quarter and neither tlme dld the boys convert The southerners made thelr only scormg play ln the middle of the fourth quarter when a Delano man made a completed pass good for a thlrty yard run for a touchdown Delano s passing attack kept the boys on their toes throughout the game and the local boys dad not show the superior strength they later evl denced VISALIA AT PORTERVILLE OCTOBER 17 Portervllle took the Visalia game 8 6 hy vlrtue of a well executed safety One minute after the llghtwelghts klcked off Woertendyke Portervxlle center blocked a Voodoo punt w1th such vigor that the ball rolled from the 74 yard lme clear hack of the goal post constituting a technlcal safety When Vlsalla again kicked off Portervllle wlth a few well txmed plays ran the ball back down lnto thelr terrl tory and Gunter wlth a 14 yard off tackle run made a touchdown the boys to convert TULARE AT TULARE OCTOBER 24 Playing amidst stifling clouds of dust whlch entlrely enveloped the players Portervxlle dnd well to come out 6 6 under such a handicap as Tulare s dlrt held That no penalties were ll'1HlCI8d on elther team was the mam highlight of the game All scormg was done ln the hrst quarter EXETER AT EXETER OCTOBER 31 Retallatlng for havlng lost the practlce game with them Portervllle stepped all over Exeter and came out on the right side of a 37 0 score Exeter players are still wearmg a suprlsed look Gunter Gray and Boyd shared honors on the touchdowns Gunter IWICC con vertlng Nearly all the score was made as a result of consistent llne buck Throughout the entlre game Exeter dld not once have the ball m Portervllle territory LINDSAY AT PORTERVILLE NOVEMBER 7 Lmdsay gave Portervllle IIS stlffest competltxon and lt was only because of a converslon that Porterxllle was able to leave the held with a 7 6 wln Lindsay 36 ' ' ' . . . 1 K I 7 . , . ' 9 , . 7 . V . . V , Q . , 4 T - 5 failing to convert. Visalia made a touchdown in the second half, but also failed . . . . , . f . Y. 7 . , -- . v a ' v I ' . , . 7 hardly Ollt Cl2lSSed POI'te!'VllTe TIOWCVCI' and the boys showed their Cha1'3CteI'lStlL Hght Soon after Lindsay kxcked off Pete Slover recelved a punt on the Portervllle 30 yard l1ne and streaked up the fleld and wlth excellent interference dodged every man on the opposlng team and ran 70 yards for a touchdown Barnard con werted Lindsay scored soon afterwards but drd not convert HANFORD AT I-IANFORD NOVEMBER 14 Meeting Hanford on a sllppery held with a steady drizzle falllng Portervllle ran into tts worst streak of luck ofthe season and was forced to come home with 1 0 0 t1e after havlng entlrely outclassed their opponents throughout the entlre four quarters Five tlmes Portervllle forced the ball down past the Hanford ten yard line once pushlng lt clear to the 4 yard llne but once ln scoring terrltory all thelr fo vt ball knowledge seemed to fall them and the game ended scoreless STRATHMORE AT PORTERVILLE NOVEMBER 21 POI'te1'Vllle played thexr VNOI'St and thell' best fOOtlD2'1ll of the Se3.SOl'1 when they '70 po1nts are made ln just fave mlnutes but for a team to be held scoreless agamst a team they can so defeat for three and one half perlods IS not so good The boys had dlfhculty warming up Gray Gunter and Carle made the touchdowns wlth as n1ce football as one could ask to see PO!'teI'Vllle WHS then entltled tO meet Dlnuba Wltlflef of the small court league to deClCle the COLlI1ty tltle and played them here OH rI1h2ll'llCSglVll'1g day Playlng what was obviously thelr best game of the season the l1ghtwe1ghts took thexr game 19 6 ln a spectacular game durlng whlch Dmuba did not score untll late ln the last pertod Gamxng a 13 pomt lead during the farst quarter the local team played hlghly superlor ball and drove the Dlnuba players off of thelr feet Dmuba trled many passes but Portervllle broke up most of them and succeeded ln galnmg many yards on passes of thelr own Gray Gunter and Carle made the touchdowns That a Dmuba player broke away for a 70 yard run for a touchdown on a statute of llberty play was the only dlsturbmg feature of the afternoon Whela the final gun fared the llghtwelghts had ended one of thelr most successful seasons Tulare Kings County Champlons 37 ' V v 9 V . 'T 7 h C I . L K ' ' . I ' n , ' . t 1. . 4 A 1 4 Q ' Q I , I . ' . ' '. ' ' . , . . ' I 1 . . C h K , , . . . , . L - , . met the weak Strathmore team. Z0-0 doesn,t sound so badly especially when all '- 7 1 ' I ' . , a ' 1 4 . , , e I 4 l . . 7 l 5 , . C . . 7 . . A . , .... . ' - . . , . . L K Q 7 . E , K . T I . , 7 6 , . . . K , 2 - 4. , + Q HEAVYWEIGHT SQUAD HEAVYWEIGHT FOOTBALL STRATHMORE 0 PORTERVILLE 28 Portervllle heavywexghts had one of the gloomlest seasons ln thelr football hxstory wrnnmg only two games but thexr last game 1n whlch they thoroughly trounced thelr ancrent rlvals to the north fully made up for all of the seasons dlsappolntments Strathmore has been defeated four out of the past five games but never so badly as thls year Soon after the luclcoff Portervllle made the first of four touchdowns when Hutcheson passed 37 yards to Hargett who recelved the ball behmd the goal lxne Hutcheson converted Only a few mxnutes later thrs same thlng agaln happened wlth Collxer on the recelvlng end of the ball and two more touchdowns added by buclcmg the ball through the vulnerable Strathmore l1ne and through large galns on bewnlderlng plays From hrst to last Portervllle players demonstrated thelr vast superxornty and left the field wlth the score 28 0 1n thelr favor wlth the knowledge that the season was far from a fallure Wrrh a falrly good turnout at the beglnnlng of the year Coach Howard Beard had prospects for a good team Wlth a practlce game wlth Exeter ln the bag the team journeyed to Delano and defeated the southerners From then on the Panthers lost 1n consecutive weeks by small margxns to VlS3l13 Tulare Exeter Llndsay and Hanford smashmg Strathmore as the concludlng feature of the season Injumes to Colller and Hutcheson ln the Delano game crippled the offense The1r return to the team three weeks later alded materrally 1n glvmg the team the power they had ln the Strathmore game Captalned by Doc Welch the squad learned lessons ln good sportsmanshlp and manllness whlch accordlng to Coach Beard far outbalanced their bad luck 9 Q 1 - - - a 1 ' 9 7 - a 7 a , . a ' 7 9 a a 9 , . , ' me aa - - 9 v s 1 ' snqpfu-f 111iWli..'-'-..,nT'-ll, ..- .N91-'mir''Q'f ill1ulgg2415. -Adfl fvalf -f ' Y X-. 'x, H., 1.-,,f,a, 'I fr, ,iw in -QNVXK-,KMA 'lk at t ,,.-L .nl N Y X,-N ,gal-X Typlcwl lineups were Hr ett left end Sw1nn'1clc left tackle Cemo left gtmrd Welclu center Dtnn right guard Rimos right tackle Imlson rlght end Riy quartcrlwulx hlutchtson tight hilf C blller left h1lf amd Scott fulllwclt Nlemhers of tht Qquid lf1ClLIClLCl Nluller ones Weaver Pmlx IX'lLll:IH'lI1 lonblu Cllllltlli llriltthlll Qclnllotlx l311ley Ancerson Qouthuorth W11 on l1ug,h lVlCNLIll Cxltnn DIVIS 'Qumrlt lvancouch Pmurtnett Atchltv Wfoo ire lklxlfk NIIICCUYICII mdC1r1y T1 e following men art Emcluatxng Seniors faptiln Xvtlch Collier Ray lone, ley Bralxthlll Weixer Ctmo Qwinnaclt lX1Llll1'l'lI1 WllSL3I1 SlI1'1I'lt' an Cum X mul A BANNER vena FOR PU L Q th l Ntflll all L le 0-UYLQQ FOOTBAU-1 llqhlwflrilkl bw Qounfq Chan? S Foy-N51 BASKETBALL hgaw,,,,,qg,Q gouge 96,4 ga A N lOR unV Nw Chen- uons F msn, kv UQ V NOW GRANDMA KNOWS Flipper Nt vt wtelt I 1m off' or lirls to get my clothes Grinclmotl tr Oh xou wrt' l won ere. x here you l ft them CHILDRFN WFRE EDUCATED The VlSltlI1g SCl100l IHSPCCIOI' NIS PI'6p'1I'll1g to g1VC the Cl1lldI'6I'l an ll1ILll1gLl1Cl' ICS! Nou close you ey es chlldren he and amd then mike 1 no1se like bxr S tmtterxng Nou open your eyeb 1nd tell me what I was clolng Thex replied IH a chorus Kxssmg teacher il f. . ' 'Z ng' , 5 . I , ' . g . , 1 A . 1 1 , Q L : 1 :jc , 1 . , . avg . 5 . Q ft ' , . 1. , . . '. .4 . Q , l': ,t ' . '5. Jes. . V., I , P' V . f 1. .' 2' Q: Q. Q ' , . V. . j- X A f, , . lxl, Rl 2 l ll Vs - X. 1 r I 1 1 ' LST? 3' v---1 TF X- t ULU Ufllllrl ,Hi Qxyljll ly. ff fc at W , Y , . f www rb .Ln V' eu V-K .. ,bn . I i 1 11 3 4 v , ' Hsffywlf Cl' W Y 49 wb, :nr el lf-9 VNV fe.. L9 'll . J f ',,- Q99 K ' . X- Q. -V . f P. 1- . :-- . t. 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HEAVYWEIGHTS SOUTH SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY CHAMPIONS Heavywelght basketball cagers hold the Southern San oaquln Valley tltle for the flrst t1me smce 1925 Not only dnd thls year s team take county honors from Hanford but won the Valley semx finals from Bakersfield and lost only to Fresno Hlgh School Coach Clarence Tooles men set up an envlable record for themselves wm nmg twelve of fifteen games and playmg all but one of the champxonshxp gam s away from home Three of the men Threlkeld Hargett and ones were named on the all county team whxle Portervllle would certalnly have figured on an all valley team had one been plcked Coach Toole started the season with Threlkeld hls only regular from his pre vnous year s team He had about fifteen men out at the begmmng of the season and ended lt wlth but eight regulars all of whom made letters Although the team showed up well m practice games prospects were not too good and little was really known about what they could do untll league compe tltlon started Their first real test came when they met Corcoran here on anuary 8 Without much trouble they took the game 28 12 Not so easy a team was faced a week later when they met the Exeter Monarchs the team which took the league the year prevlously on their opponents floor Playlng a steady hard game they came through wzth a 20 14 vlctory Following up thelr advantage they loafed through a 24 12 game wlth Strath . 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V,-AL. more here the next nxght Durmg the next week they worked hard rn prepara t1on for the1r game with Lmdsay on the Lmdsay floor Playmg the1r usual brand they came through 15 9 ln a game whlch offered the most thrllls so far Up to this tlme the Panthers had not lost a game and confldently faced the1r only remamxng league opponent Delano When at the end of a hard half on the large Delano floor the local team held only a two polnt lead less confldence was felt Whlle the Panthers tired durmg the second half the De lano cagers contmued the1r relentless attack and w1th the local team unable to stop them took the game 16 25 Undaunted by thls loss the team went to Cor coran on the followmg Fr1day and swamped the1r opponents 33 14 It was with much doubt however that they faced Exeter on the local floor a we k Cap' Threlkdd later They played a hard fast game however be fore whxch the1r opponents completely gave way losmg 24 12 In spxte of the1r hard game of the nlght before the Panthers went to Strath more the followmg nxght w1th plenty of pep and ln splte of the effort the1r oppo nents put forth walked through them 30 13 without exerting themselves In th east Lmdsay I-hgh came here the followmg week w1th a rather poor record The local cagers who needed only that game to gxve them the league champ1onsh1p the tradltxonal Hght of the under dog and to the surprlse of the crowds of local fans ran up a 14 6 lead during the flrst half Playmg perfect basketball during the th1rd perxod they appeared to stand every chance to wm Undaunted by Lmdsay s long lead the Panthers put forth superhuman effort and b1t by bit gamed on the Lxndsay lead untll they were but a smgle polnt beh1nd When Scott sank a foul shot to t1e the score w1th but half a mmute to go pandemomum broke loose A few seconds later Hargett carefully dropped the ball through the hoop to end the game 22 20 makmg Portervnlle the league champ1on Wlshmg to conserve hls team s strength for the next night s game w1th Hanford Coach Toole sent hls second strmg ln aga1nst Delano the only league team to defeat Portervllle When the score promptly ran up to 10 0 ln favor of the oppo nents Coach Toole could stand lf no longer and sent nn hrs flrst strung men Puttmg forth a fast bewnldermg attack they easlly held down the other team and scored 18 polnts to the1r addltlonal four thus ending the1r ten game league schedule w1th but a smgle defeat They had scored 230 polnts to a total of 115 for the1r opponents When Hanford a team twice as good as the Panthers on paper arrxved the next nlght the boys realnzed just how hard they had worked ln the Delano game Over anxnety was the1r greatest enemy however and ln sp1te of the1r good Hoor 41 . , - ' 5 N . . 7 , . 7 , . 7 , . ' - D a s V ' e . A ' 1 7 1 ' , . , - ' ' ' e l . , . . . , expected to put forth everything they had to take the game. Lindsay put forth . . . . , 3 , . , . . , t ' ' I . . . , . , . 7 7 , . , , l . , . Q , . . , . . . . - . . 7 , . . . work, they fell before Hanford 14-4 during the first half. During the second part of the game they were '- f able to hold their own, losing it 31-20. Wllile the victorious Hanford team returned home, it was freely predicted that the second game of the tri-county league playoffs would be an absolute slaughter when the Panthers played on the Hanford floor The players felt differently however and did their best during the week to prepare for the game From the start the second game was different from the first Hanford confidence was never regained when Har ett eased the ball into the basket on the opening tpoff play Although they played much better ball than the week before they trailed at the half 9 12 but came back with the most bewildering ball Coach Took of the season at the beginning of the third period and before the unbelieving eyes of the Hanford rooters ran up a four point lead In spite of the weakening of the team because Hargett was sent out on foul shots the lead was retained and Porterville ended the game victoriously 26 24 Losing the fllp of a coin the Panthers had to journey to Hanford the next evening to decide the county championship Crepe hangers continued to predict a bad loss by Porterville Fighting even harder than the night before the local cagers played even with Hanford s wonder team and ended the half 12 17 gon g stronger every minute Hanford s coach wishing to pull a psychological stunt sent in a fresh second string while his first team rested They were meat for the infuriated Panthers who ran up a 10 point lead in less than that many minutes Hanford s fresh team found itself unable to function properly when it came back in and were able to do little better than hold their own in spite of the fact that two men were pulled out on four fouls Ending the game 28 19 the Panther team was in possession of the Tri county league championship after having defeated a team which coaches declared superior to them in every particular except fight This was the first time since 1925 that a local basketball team had even taken the league championship Panthers next had to face Bakersfield high school s Kern champions on their opponents large floor Starting the game with their usual fast agressive game at times they held as much as a nine point lead over their opponents During the latter part of the game however they slowed up almost fatally before the Bakers game Undaunted Hargett snaked the ball up under the goal and dumped it in 20 seconds before the game ended winning thus the Southern San oaquin Valley championship Meeting Fresno on the Fresno floor the Panthers played circles around the northern team during the first quarter but then slumped and played rather ordinary ball allowing the inspired Warriors to defeat them Z6 17 Although they left the highest honor as a goal for next year the cagers set up J!-LJ v V . 7 7 S , A . 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J , I 3 I 4'i,iQf.lQ,.'lQ ,3ii'iL ...4z... ,ll ff P an enviable record having won three out of five championship games four of which were played on strange floors For the first time since 1925 the team holds the Southern San oaquin valley title With four men two of them all coun y selections back next year chances to take this title could not be bet er Captain Kenny Threlkeld Doc Welch and Anthony Collier who finished in February were the only men lost Captain T1 rell eld would certainly be picked as the best player in the valley He was pivot man and the main spring of the entire team 1-le ran up a total of 211 points 131 of which were made in league games far more than any other player in the valley Roy Hargett wlso played forward and guard came second with 148 points 96 of which were made in league games Next to Captain Threlkelcl he was rl e most serious menace to opponents Doc Welch guard playing his first year of basketball injected a remarkable amount of fight into his teammates and played a good consistent game B111 jones an all county guard selection proved his worth by keeping down the scoring of the opponent s best man in many important games immy Scott was one of the best players on the team and would have been another all county selection had not illness kept him out of the playoffs H Glenn did his best playing at Bakersfield where he scored nine points and displayed remarkable floor work Robert Cosby and Norman Sinarle proved valuable sub stitutes Coach Toole anticipates next year s season when he will be able to build a team from Hargett ones Scott Glenn and a number of this year s lightweight men He states that he never worked with boys who had more grit and determination than this year s team What they got they earned While Coach Hepp s lightweight team was not as successful as the heavies they took second place in the league and scored nearly double the points of their opponents Early in the season they lost only ln the third playoff to Exeter on their opponents floor and lost the league title to Delano in a play off on the local floor Aside from a defeat at the hands of Delano on the Delano floor they took all of their games by wide margins Building his team around five experienced men Coach Hepp had few substitutes whom he used only in pmches The boys put forth plenty of fight and showed themselves to be good sports Captained by Thurman Gunter the team included Boyd Barnard at center Gunter and Huntington forwards and Hagen ones DelVlasters and Land guards Among the substitutes were ackson Garfoot and Van Buren who made their letters Captain Gunter A X v s J . , - t . . . 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J , . . , . . . , . . 9,1 s 1 - ' 3 . , . . , l. l i4 913 9 gr .X . . . , .. 9 ' , . 9 v 1 a J , , - , -- glung ' n .ufr '.,,. ...43... 1 ,,....,, :Aw LIGHTWEIGHT SQUAD Huntington Garfoot and Van Buren graduate while the other players will all be too heavy to play llghtwelght basketball next year Altogether both basketball seasons were the most successful the school has had m years Large crowds of rooters followed the teams 1n all of their games xfsn ca Flsh Meddxck Seems luke Ive run across your fice before Bnmbo Colllers Nam I was born luke thus 44 Q E 5 Q X ll l - e r 32 .45 ' l ll V Q. : l A af, fig - fam O -rf, Afjg f K w TRACK TEAM TRACK From a comparatlvely small track turnout Coaches am1son and Hamlin de veloped a team that won second place 1n A class d1v1s1on ln the county meet and broke the county record for the 880 yard relay Thls group should do well ln the valley meet at Selma The B and C class teams though not so suc cessful Cl.lCl well 1n addlng up poxnts for Portervllle In the four ractlce meets of the season the Panthers develo ed some ver P P Y promlslng materxal However wlth a larger turnout the coaches belleve they could have gone much farther 1n annexmg polnts Those partlclpatlng ln the county 1n the varxous classes are A class Ray Ross Wllson Welch amlson E Duggan ones Maready Rose Smarle Warner Woertendyke B class Beyerhack ohnson H Knowles Manler Rlppy Sherry F Sherry L Manager Sheldon ohnson Hn 4 NY' u 'xg I I t 3 .Y lf . 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':-- nk TENNIS SQUAD TENNIS The tennxs team played five dual matches thls year followed by the county tournament at Hanford on Aprll 23 Hanford won the hrst match wmnmg four of the five events Portervllle wlnnmg the boys singles On March 19 Portervllle defeated Vxsalxa on thexr own court by wmmng four of the five events On March 26 the local team won three of five matches from Lindsay on the hngh school courts At Delano the team won four of five events wmnlng boys and mixed events A week later the local team won three of five matches from Exeter At the county tournament Aprll 23 Portervllle won the boys doubles, Hanford wmmng three and Tulare one of the remammg events Kenneth Threllceld and Harold Parker the wlnnmg doubles team wxll play the Kern County Champions for valley semn finals MI' GIHVCS CO3Cl'1Cd the boys and Mrs Cannon the glI'lS 12631115 Q6 BOYS SINGLES Sardns Farmer BOYS DOUBLES K Threlkeld and H Parker MIXED DOUBLES Iuls Osuna and Laura Ioclq er GIRLS DOUBLES Betty Kuhn and Thalya Gunter GIRLS SINGLES Marjorie Wrxght -3 +?m 'I vm -ff 'f IIT Angffwfg E Lx. l Ets- -4 9 ' 9 . . . , . . 1 ' 1 9 . . , . 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' ' r 1--'-..,, BASEBALL TURNOUT BASEBALL Baseball season opened th1s year wlth a large turnout and w1th five lettermen back from last year Coach Eggleston developed a team that has made a fine record to date The flrst game of the season w1th Delano on thelr own field proved successful to the Panthers by the score 14 12 The next week the local team lost to Exeter 11 8 1n a ten 1nn1ng game Improvmg as the season went on they defeated Wood lake m the thlrd game of the season 14 Z A week later the most excltlng game of the season was played at home wlth Lmdsay the Panthers emergmg vlctorlous 3 7 Threllceld and Hornsby knocklng home runs Corcoran IS the only remammg team to be played The boys out for PI'3.Ct1CC are 3.5 follows Manager Wlllard Morrow Anderson Davls E Davls W MEddlCk Hornsby Threllceld Nmkovxch Gray Frasher Barnard Crumal Sterlmg West Goble Stephens I Hn, ,Wm nn-It , ,. I Q . . . , . 9 'A-Q a , I , . , . v VY iv tb Y, f f- . I 'gil , , ...47 .. . -.l-:lu rplu'. 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IRGAIXIIZATICDNS BLOCK P BLOCK P SOCIETY Kenneth Threlkeld Guy Swanniclc Melvm Frasher Dale Weaver Bull Jones J H Glenn Francxs Muller Bob Anderson Malcolm Welch Leonard Ray Tony Ramos Hugh Wxlson H S Beard C L Eggleston C E Toole Kenneth Hornsby Donald Dunn Donald Longley Elhs Jamlson Theodore Gray Anthony Colller ames Scott Everett D'1v1s Roy Hargett Wallace Davls Glenn Hutcheson Elwm Fmk A S Hamlm B E J1m1son Young m1n And how dld you find the weather on your T YQ ,Y QQ 97 A J FACULTY ADVISORS - ' feai, I Z , 1 K 1'- Scout Ch, I just went outside, and there it was! ,., 4' 21-. fa-'A '--51-H ,, .v:g.g'5:? 69' Q ,gn al MINOR LETTER SOCIETY MINOR LETTER SOCIETY B1rn1rcl B Brllceblll H Cannella Cosby 'I' DeM1sters B Freldel F Garfoor R Gray T Gunter T Hornsby K Hunrmgton 1ckson H ohnson H Wfocrrc ndx llc fx -9 5 ohnson S ones P Kuglls D Iand W Lumley Manxer Parker Sherry F Slover P Stephens V111 Buren L XV1gglc T xXIC'lNCl R S l 'lllml W Ili fifgzlllfi 5752? 6 5 1 f Tramp Say llsten here young man your dog bit me on the ankle' to bxte you on the neck can you? H 311 I iv!! qlllrv x 1' . L , . J , . . ' , . J , . , T. ' , . L, L , . 'QA' - , V ' ,T. , I . ,H. ' 4, ,W . ,WI I . : J. , . Y' H ' ' f ,' ' . XV. xxx ' K QMJPX I 3 fp ff' X- if v Z, , W l, , .J W k , ' W wx, ' A 51 ' X I, ' JjL,4 I so ff, ,f if uf - 23 Llttle Boy-Well, it's as high as he could reach. You can't expect a lxttle pup like that A 1 1, gl1li:!i1Ag:,hI ...52... 5':- g'Tgi - '-fs .f-NV., H GAA GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIGN PRESIDENT Veda Warhola VICE PRESIDENT L1ll1an Davenport SECRETARY TREASURER Elizabeth Warhola ATHLETIC NIANAGER Thalya Gunter This IS the fifth year the GIFTS Athletlc Assoclatlon has been organxzed The glrls took much mterest 1n practlces and 1n the games An lmprovement over the pomt system has been made The system provxdes NUMERAL Flrst Class Team P U H S Three Class Teams LETTER Three VBYSIIISS SWEATER Four Vars1t1es The first event In g1rls athletxcs th1s year was basketball The champ1ons were the Senxors Those on the wmnmg team were Frances L1ndley Jumplng center I1ll1an Davenport runnlng center Veda Warhola and Thalya Gunter forward and Ellzabeth Warhola and Leona Bell guards The subs were Barbara Lowe Mary Lee Bellamy An all school team plcked out from the three upper c ass teams played agamst the umor College VRISIYY The un1or College gxrs came out v1ctor1ous Our second event was touch down thlrd volley ball fourth and last event was baseball lll l WP un- I U ' X fx- Y' f--P . I . . , . . . . I , Q l J , S 1 55 7 ' Z 9 ' . , 1 - - ez - as - - , J - J 1 - 1 1 y - - -5 9,--A -3 - 3 'vw 3 5 1 pl TYTTTEST JT - .. u I ...53 -:mpn y. 'g 3- 2-'u.,',,.,,-.., xii A . ,,f--.X-,Y y ,Af-x ,xl A , A A , . sf' ' Q-iii .. f 'r-N. -f 'm - .F ' V - ' ,,-,JXL ' -- I ' FRENCH CLUB FRENCH CLUB PRESIDENT Helen Stone VICE PRESIDENT Nana Hare Nf Twenty one French students met once a month m order to further thexr mterests ln the language as well as to lmprove thelr French conversation At the varxous meetlngs French songs were learned and xnformal talks were glven A Chrlstmas party was held m December and a plcnlc at the close of the year Throughout the year students exchanged letters and cards wxth students ln France, each wr1t1ng 1n h1s own language SECRETARY-TREASURER , ,,,,, ,, , Y,,. , ,,,,, ,,,,, , , ,,,,,, Celeste Carrere GJ' L9 f'1: f'fff'7iT - .digit 'i . BOOSTERS THE BOOSTER CLUB PRESIDENT 'zne Guthrle SECRETARY Allce Wood 'X K' The Booster Club organized last year IS now a defimte organxzatlon wxth a membershxp of SIXIY e1ght and a constntutlon Thenr purpose IS to boost school actlvmes and they have accomplished consnderable th1s year w1th one assembly pro gram and partlclpatlon ln rallles to say nothmg of thelr boostmg at games They held a very successful kid party Aprxl 8 and a plcmc m May .Iuclgmg from the Cl'1tl'lL1Sl3SflC b6glI1I1ll'lg the Boosters Wlll be 3. HOL1I'lSl'IlI1g and lDCl'lC6C1dl Cl.L1lD In the future 55 I ., K' v lx ' , m, 'L if-r it 4 ' -I V x V! Q . 3 R, I 1 X X . gl Q ' ,Q i' R-W-if Il 5 A ll l v1cE.PREs1oENT ssss E ssss so ashiflcy Drake Q,-LD ' - - - - ' - - ex 71 7 7 ' fc - vs v - - - f GIRL RESERVE GIRL RESERVE CLUBS CABINETS Blue Triangle Club Officers 86 Committee Chairmen Golden Circle Club Bernardme Slckles PRESIDENT ane Guthrle Emxly Holly Elxzabeth Eckard Helen Burtner anet Hobbs Elwyn Daybell Lucille bchmxttou Bermce Glddxngs VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER PROGRAM SOCIAL SERVICE PUBLICITY RING Ednrh Helen Zalud ADVISOR Fanny Mae Uuncan Ruth Hughes Helen Ferguson Wlnlfred Farn worth Rosalynd Abbey Patrlcna Barnes Mary Ellzabeth Emery Mozelle Goddard Audme Smxth Edna Farrar The Glrl Reserves have had an unusually active and enjoyable year as the annual mid wlnter conference of the Girl Reserves of the San oaqum Valley was held ln Portervxlle February 19 20 More than two hundred girls attended and lf was consldered one of the most successful ever experlenced On Sunday Of. o ber 25 a very lmpresslve candle hght vesper servlce was held at the Merlaodx r church On November 4 the Board of Dlrectors of the H W C A gave a dellghtful tea for all Glrl Reserves and thelr mothers m honor of the flftleth blrtlv fContmued on Page 70? 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HONOR SOCIETY THE HONOR SOCIETY PRESIDENT Betty Kuhn VICE PRESIDENT Elhs jamxson SECRETARY l'I1rr1et Locke Baucom TREASURER Thalya Gunter CHAPTER 96 CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION The I-Ionor Society dlstmgulshes the better students IH the school and makes tl'e1r work more lnterestmg The SOCICIY recexved two prlvlleges th1s year the library prlvllege which allows any honor student to go to the llbrary durlng roll call wxthout a sllp and thc tennls pr1v1lege whxch allows any honor student to play tennls durmg study hall mstead of u mg that per1od for studymg Durmv the first semester the Honor Society held a backward foremost partv n the cafeterta and all those present had a Jolly tlme On December 5th nme members represented Chapter 96 at the Dlstrlct C S F Conventlon at Eyeter In celebration of the Washington B1 centennlal Anmversary 1n the hlgh school aud1tor1um a few acts from Washlngtons llfe wrltten and acted by Mlnervans were presented A p1cn1c 1t Termlnus Beach wlll close the soclal affalrs of the society for thxs year The C S F awards life membershlp to all seal bearers The followmg became seal bearers fContmued on Page 70? 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C' -1 ' ' -- vltllb' I ,I I ,a R I C R at CLASS IN JOURNALISM JOURNALISM CLASS Tl1lS l'l3S lJECI'l 21 dCCldCdly SLlCCCSSfl1l year f'-OI' the OLl1'nallSl11 C1355 There WHS 3 CBPHCIIY ChI'Oll!TlCI'1I Sl'lOW1I'lg the gl'OWlI'lg P0pLll3I'lIy of JOlll'I13llSUC worlc The most important achievement of the class was the new publication of a printed paper which replaced the old mimeographed type This paper was pub lished in the regular style that a large paper is Everett Dav1s was elected editor m ch1ef Malcolm Welch business manager and Aubrey Lumley news editor Harry Wl'1lCl'l school life IS COITlPOSCd of WHS COVCI'Cd the I'CPOI'fCl'S The publncatton and 3ClV6I'f1S1hg was taken care of by Eckles Print Shop but the selling was done by the students The Hrst semester was devoted to learning the types of news stories h r makeup headlines and editorials Second semester special types of news stories were studied including features sports human interests and al o speech write ups 58 T -'-T ll Brakebill sports editor, and Marcia Walker feature editor. All events and doings ' ' , C ei PORTERVILLE PLAYERS PORTERVILLE PLAYERS PRESIDENT Lllhan Davenport VICE PRESIDENT Thurman Gunter SECRETARY Fay Smlth TREASURER Marcxa Walker ADVISOR Mr Patmore QE 6 The 3.11115 of the POrterVll1e Players are an earnest deSlre to better and I0 en COl.1r3ge PE1rUC1P3f1Orl In SCl'l00l ClrHl'l'121tlCS A regularly enrolled student of SaflSf3CtOrY SChO1arSl'llP ln. the dr3fI'I3flCS class and school Stllderlfs W1'1O Wlfrl the Pl'OdllCtlOI'1 of any l11aj0r SCl'100l are ellglble IO membership This orgamzatlon now m its th1rd year IS agam actlve Among thelr actlvxtles were the followmg A recxtal of dramatlc and humorous readxngs a falr and dance and a reproduction of the opera Lucla D1 Lammermoor The Portervllle Players never could be slackers There s far too much awaltlng them to do They ll always do then' blt They ll do thelr utmost They ll do the thmgs that prove they ve talent too 59 REPORTER ,,,,,,,,,,, ,, , ,,,, ,, , U, ,,,,, , ,,,, , , ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , Aubrey Lumley . : . . . , . ' ff ' ' 77 , . SPANISH CLUB SPANISH CLUB PRESIDENT Bernadette Forner VICE PRESIDENT qne G1.rhr1c SECRETARY TREASURER Donald 'l!TllSkI1 REPORTER Celeste Carerre ADVISOR Mrs Cannon Q6 The meetlngs of the Spanish Club this year have proved both lnterestlng and enjoyable to those attending The most important feature of the number f programs presented was a SCIICS of talks on Mexico by MISS Mortland Other IITIPOFIJHI actlvltxes were a program of songs and dances given before l e assembly a Spanlsh dinner given at Ba r1os and a well attended and successful The Spanish Club this year has also organlzed and publlshed monthly a Span 1 h paper El Espljo The Mirror which has proved valuable ln furtherlng the purpose of the club which IS to increase the Spanish vocabulary The enthuslasm and good attendance of about snxty members proves that the Spanlsh Club 15 one of the most actlve organlzatxons m the hugh school F . JK . ' - ,, . Jr ' v . I . . . O h 7 . . . Y . , I party held in the cafeteria. .S , ,, .. ,, 1 . 3 . . . I i'i'.fi.- I ...60... .JM A - rf- ' -I his-C CONSULS CENSOR QUAESTOR AEDILES EDITOR LIBRARIUS LATIN CLUB LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Leola Davxs ane Schmxttou Audrey Lowe H'1rr1et Locke Baucom Helen Burtner Phxlxp W1shburn e s1c1 Nlontro e Helen Burger QQ Leoli D'iv1s Loraine Cloer Tl'llS year the club dCCldCd to elect OHHCCFS In true ROHIEIH style There have been several me mgs the outstandmg event being the Roman banquet The club paper the Pro Bono Publlco has had another successful year If 59' ' , , , - T fa lex. fn 'I'. V L. 3. X 1 fix' t rg r ' ' Q - 1 ll PRAETOR ,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,, ,,,, . ,,,,,, ,,,, . ' - M . ,js ' . 5 , U et' , ' ' K! ' 7? , . I .Ninn-1' X '- pg ,,,61,,. ,4...:-H, .... ,mx HI Y CLUB HI Y OFFICERS PRESIDENT Ex erett Davxs VICE PRESIDENT George M9ddlCk SECRETARY Wlllard Morrow TREASURER ADVISORS Mr Toole and Mr Formin ID I fx-N VN Mr Noyes akxe gxve me 1 sentence usmg the word Venice 11-cle Venice dmner reucly 62 ,, ,,,. , Wfilburl-Iuntington Q-f X 4 3? 'fx fe , SS M .W I Q1 ,Y , K . V ,, , J. '- ' ' . if PANADEI PHIC CI U0 PAN ADELPHIC CLUB PRESIDENT M1flOh Campbell VICE PRESIDENT Frank Freldel SECRETARH Marjorle Wrlght Q6 Ac the begmnmg of the second semester the Panadelphlc Club CllVld6Cl into two sections one for the hlgh school and one for the unxor College These two sectlons may hold JOIHC meetmgs when somethlng especially xmportant IS to be dlscussed The mam project of the Hlgh School Panadelphlc Club this year was to orga mze Tnternatlonal Clubs 1n our nelghborlng hlgh schools In order to do thls a program was prepared to explaxn our club to these schools Thxs program was put on before our own hlgh school assembly and before the Llndsay h1gh school assembly We have contlnued w1th our fore1gn correspondence and added a new feature to lt a stamp collect1on All stamps on our forelgn letters are presented to thls collectlon We belleve that our year has been full and successful nn nts purpose to develop 1nterest 1n 1nternat1onal affairs 63 1.5 4 TREASURER , ,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,, , , , ,,,,,,,,,,, . ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , ,,,,,,,,, Camilla Martin . . , . . . , . . , . . . 5 GIRLS AN BOYS CHORUS GIRLS CHORUS , 7 1 ' ' Wk is , . 1 E h I f Vx MW' 1 K fy . , ! I A ' K E 5 M 4 1 P Li 7 D 7 r - is ,H ib S , ,. V. 5 f I 7 ' 3 l'fiYTsIN.il V '--.'il':. jd j il ...64... ORCHESTRA BEGINNERS BAND I V0 i 'N snowbowmd., -il' ax? ,Wx x Q 6 Q4 . 80' Ng X' 443 S PGQYXPW 3 Qi V .L 3 Q PE QW 0 0 PQKSI' V' 766 JQX Q 1.1659 fb 'A :mv as 4, -X 1, Q ,ff ' Uh IQ S CCY' fb 66 .. 3 f 17 1 ' ' 1 PA: , - F, VV x wg' Zw . fi' t V Q - 2 - Ui, ' ' se ' . , I :U K V V Abfllw Q 2' J. v' ' 4 S :SSN a K 'KI f-LZ! - . I Gi ' in Yi K NJ A A , . . W I 'Y .. - N , L ' .'-- M - , ev ' 'NL-f , X ' if ' ' Q- 'rx G , 5' G. . ,732 me ,B 5 0 , . . , . ' ' I x ' 41,12 vt 2 fi Dv 7 .. 0 K sf., :I 551, ii O . '- ' ' f .f ix QQ' fb' Vg Qj 125 rfb ' ' 'x J' K9 fs , f i - W o- gf- A x 0 ' O f xx nf' ISN S 3 1' VO' i f Q 'lf 5? hst ix ' 1 n AQ .ff A .. l , V ' ' . ' ' ,559 35 . 0,-' G U Q. ig, ' , 'I ' W 39 ,JS Q C f 'Q i if' ,I ' f '5 ft . Y' fd -fr if fyjz -. J., , xnxx:-1 ,V If L 4 4, X, . f ' '- U , ,. pw E ,- A ol' - .V r 23- - X X .. .' get ' ,fk. vw www .6 ? 1 ,, x 8 , Q2 ' ' Cv MILITARY Wlth practlcally the same enrollment is list ye'1r the Ihlllfafy department started out for a ve y successful year In the full Donald Longley was commissioned colonel of the state cadets In a competltxve examlnatlon amoncr 111 the cadet ofhcers 1n the state Longley placed first He had charge of the annual state cadet encampment at Bakersfield during the Easter vacatxon About fifty cadets from Portervxlle attended the encamp ment Wlth keen competnuon between the compannes nn drnllmg the cadets have 1m proved greatly Vlsmng officers have rated the cadets very hu h among other groups ln the state ITISICITCS This 15 the fOUl'fI'1 COYISCCUYIVC tlflle 3 POYCCTVIIIC FIHC teafn h3S WOYI thls contest The Portervxlle Unlon Hlgh School and unlor College r1He team coached by Major 0 I.. Edwards won the NBIIOHQI Intercollegiate R O T C rlfle matches Thls lS the f1rst tlme this dxstmctlon has come to a Callforma school Qn May 20 and Z1 at Leona Helghts the hngh school r1f'le team won the state champxonshnp wlth the 30 callber guns and Guy Swannack won the state 22 callber mdlvldual champlonshnp CADET OFFICERS 67 n 4 t 1 , . I D I A I I L? L . C. 7 5 n l . l 'U D The local rifIe team also gained honor by winning the ninth corps area rifIe J . . , . . , . . . . ND . ILITARY BA WER-M L0 CO DQUARTERS EA PPER-H U OMPANY B ER-C W L0 A PANY OM UPPER-C Girl Reserve Cfiontxnutcl lrom Page 561 day of Girl Reserve Clubs the program consxstmg of IHUSIC and readings was fur mshed by the glrls On May 5 a Dad and Daughter Dinner was glV6H ln le hlgh school cafeterla commumty slngmg and a playlet show1ng the Girl Reservf work and ldeals bemg the most enjoyed features of the progr m ThlS year for the purpose of fellowshlp and the exchange of lcleas an lnter cluo countxl w s organlzed with three representatives each from the Portervllle Tulare Starth more, Lmdsay and Exeter Clubs getting together for supper meetmgs The flve meetings which have been held have been enjoyable and Profitable A large number of girls ln each club have completed the ring requirements and have become wearers of the rmg the symbol of the desire to land and g1ve the best The clubs expect to send two delegates to the conference at Asllamor une 75 uly 5 and some of the glrls will attend the summer camp at Lake Qequoxa uly 73 31 N 1' Honor SOC1Cty fflontmued from Page 5 I Class of 1931 Roberta Rose Alexander Alice Robtrta Allumbaugh Thomas Fdwarcl H1111s Dorothy 1-lelen Muller Helexa Richardson Margaret Ada Stanford Class of 1932 Mxdyear List Nana Hare Bttly Kuhn Laura locl1y1r lxlarjorle Xvrlght FIFSI Semester Mlnervans SQDIOFS Mary Elizabeth Baucom Nlarxon Campbell Ieola Davls Elwyn Daybcll Naxaa Hare Laura loclcytr Luxs Osuna lutllt Schmlttou 1Vlarc1a Walker Nlarjorxt Wright Betty Kuhn unxors ane Guthrie Thalyl Gunter E111s 111115011 Audrey lowe Hcltn Nlutr ane Schmltrou Wxllxam Davls Helen Stone 1-lc-len Vinson Philip Wfashburn 1-lomtr Wfood sophomores Harriet Locke Baucom Vkfaltraut Hoxxecamp Donald am1son Nlargurrxte ones Fhzabeth Margo Frleda Mxchaells Elxzabeth Osborn Celia Nladge Ketcham Sarah Stonebrook Second Semester Mlnervans Seniors acquelxnc Creech Elwyn Daybell 1Nana Hart Bc-tty Kuhn laura lockver lucllle Schmlttou Nlaryorle Xwlflfellf unlors Alex DC1HLfTlll, Dorothy Dlckman Frank Preldel Ellls amlson 'ine Schmxttou 1-lelen Stone lalelen Vinson Homer Wfood 1-lalry Zeber Sophomores Harrxet Locke Baucom Lorame Cloer Harry Dawdson Ephrnam Dyer Waltraut Howecamp Elizabeth Margo Fr1eda Nhchaelxs Elizabeth Osborn Exerett Pennmg Reba Sailors Sarah Stonebrook Freshmen lela Buckley ane Perkms Sara Robertson 70 , L ,. . , . . . 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OUR BOOSTERS MARK S TRACTOR AND TRUCK COMPANY THE PORTERVILLE POULTRY ASSOCIATION Stull Growmb In Spxte of The Depression DR J G BLACKMAN Dtntnst HAWKINS SAMPLL STORF Save Here LUMLEY FOR INSURANCE The Pre I111 11r11 W on t Break You But nre Might 1tvsullIh e C orf n M 86 M CAFF CRYSTAL THEATRE R C A Photophone Perfect Sound SECURITY FIRST NATIONAL BANK Portervllle Branch PORTERVILLE FOUNDRY Iron Brass Bronze and Alummum Castings JOHNS SHOPS I1 N11 Y l I I PORTERVILLE ICE DELIVERY J E Frame HARDELLS STATIONERY STORE Yours for Sportmg Goods EDWIN S LAWSON Optometrist MacMARR and PIGGLY WIGGLY Portervllle The Best ln the West HILLCREST MEMORIAL PARK DR NEWTON MILLER Ph D M D RIGBY S FLOWER SHOP Flowers Seeds and Plants SCOTT PRINT SHOP TL lcher Nos h u I1 IUPO 5.,ht Pup ll 1 nin DR GEORGE W HALEY Dentist FRED W STONE Plumbmg and Sheet Metal Work BREMLER S MEN S SHOP Snappy Clothes and Shoes for Men WESTERN AUTO SUPPIY COMPANY Motorola Radno 1 ,AJ r n ff 77 9 ,, . V. Y . 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OUR BQOSTERS PHILIP S BARBER M D PORTERVILLE MONUMENTAL WORKS W T Stephen Prop GOLDEN S SHOE REPAIR SHOP For Courtesy and Service REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS George A H Farmer Los Angeles Exchanges FRED E PAGE Pontiac 6 s and V 8 s Chief of Values PORTERVILLE HARDWARE CO Sporting Goods Hardware Paints PEOPLE S MARKET Sunderland and Williams FRANK HAENER JEWELFR Quality and Popular Prlces Tht rmch t 1 , rwll c cnly no y palm, 5 ,C C O and K F PREMO Insurance Premos P0llCl6S Protect DR -I W NICHOLSON LONGS CASH GROCERY 404 South Mann Street PALACE BARBER SHOP J C PENNEY COMPANY Inc Portervllle Calif COBB DRUG CO We Never Substitute MONACHE THEATRE Everett Howell Manager PRICE HARDWARE 86 FURNITURE CO The Homewears Store Her Well I F1n1lly got into th movxc It You cllcl How? 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