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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1949 volume:

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X Q 1 , 1 1 1 f K X fl 1 I 4 Q' 1 Y C N X w x NIL flatly, mv 9, I 1 'E 3-H1235 :jfgj ta:Q22 'QlDvJ7'Jb1lf we e 'ggi ' 194 EL GRANITU Pubhshed by the Students of Portervxlle Umon Hlgh School Portervxlle Cahforma f 7 ' 1 gf J rd - I Vi! 14 J 'UM My r' - it 5 U.- 1 . 1' f . Y X, ,Qu X' , K , . J 1 , ' js. ' VR D A, Ne air VK . x 5. . -1 525335-' t 1 2? wi w ll ., .if , .Y -+1 4......., H.nsfiix5iva!ihigiIWQ 5 XM . M F, ,elf 1. Q Q, ...A t 3 qw Y ' . 15 wi GRI-XNITD . Wwwwmvf fp WM . - , .MW 1 DEDICATIUN One hundred years ago there was a famous rush to California. . . the rush for gold. People moved West rapidly and the population grew. The land was soon occupied. The people had many problems and questions which arose when they staked their claims. In this 1949, the El Granito Staff had a problem: the problem being to whom our El Granito should be dedicated. Our question has been solved and our claim has been staked. We have dedicated our year book to four sincere schoolmasters, who have served us faithfully for many years. Each was patient and wisely advising in every way. They were always willing to help a student. These teachers were capable of engineering the students and the school. They were willing to help promote any project that would help with the better- ment of the school. Economics Department since 1911, Mrs. Danner who taught in the Commercial Department since 1921, Mr. Copeland who taught in the English Department since 1926, Mr. Hamlin who served the Coaching Staff and in the Math Depart- ment since 1918, and Mr. Noyes, who served in the Math and Science Depart- ment since 1924. These teachers will remain a pleasant memory in our hearts forever. 345' wi 1 Q '?'i:V f f .kiiifxx i..Ui' t ,K 1,1Q3jfHgfig 5.2 M yi y HSN' - Q? fi '4 4f HT 533 lg f-J, E51- '. X ? 'ffm , .V 435 . ,-.,-of ' 'K ,A 'XT 4. 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The Gold Rush of 1849 and the rushing of these last four years were alike in that they held happiness, excitement, and hard work. Iust as men, in 1849, went to the hills in hope of finding a new vein of gold, so the students came to Porterville Union High School with the hopes of finding a vein of luck and success. Similarly as many of the gold- seekers toiled day after day, finally quitting in disgust, others worked on toward the pathway that would lead to a better future. So the students have striven to find that same pathway: the one for success. The first methods of recovering gold were most primitive. Gold mining today has become a highly scientific enterprise in which success awaits only those who avail themselves School is based on the same principle When the Freshman first entered high school his methods were pr1m1 tive Upon becoming a Senior there was a decided improvement and ad vancement of the methods used This proves only that experience and hard work are the best teachers We hope as you rem nisce through the yearbook that you will be on the pathway leading to enloyment of this 1949 El Granito ' at l 'Q ws 515 fx! Y 'Ni NA Q7 ff?Z 3 fi,f'1-A KL I m 'P-.mm Ng gi Q.,-,, I - . , - ' I , Y Y 1 ng f D 2' 5 ss 0 f at 1 '-i-.. 4, . . f f ..-'ff x ., , ,L-. ,':fIj'3. f ' ' - 1-if a a a -a L .i,- l U ,Q , N5 yy .4 ,.,jl ,. ,. .- - I- ' ' 7 1' 1-'-f'. .'fi'..'Sf17:gQ:..132,251 'fx I- -. . . ha , .a.4'0. ' ' ' ff--I-.-:fr---. - 1- I , P . ,'.N'5g':-. A . 11 . . I - jg I ' -,:L:'f-Tn.-IG v- .... V t . G,-,H -1 ' H 11 21! 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Q X395 ly f 5 3 ff, .W , ,WW 'is -M J. Z 1 ' W , X 32 , Q Q , l is is a AH, Q, 'x fx W .ww 24 ,fa -,iepf 15 6 , Q, ,Q K fs! - 3 Mi 1' ,Q ' 3 Q K 5 fl 2 . ? Q -S ,t Ci, f W4 V Q ,. , Q S Mr. Charles W. Easterbrook SHERIPF We started our school year with con- fidence that it would be one of the best in the history of Porterville Union High. All were hopeful that there would be an ever increasing desire on the part of students and faculty to cooperate in hold- ing to high standards of scholarship and citizenship. Now that it is time for the graduation of the Senior Class and the presentation of a new Freshman Class, we can look back to see how well we have achieved our goals. There may be a few regrets over tasks still to be done, but there can be no denying that it has been a happy experience of working together for the best interests of the school and the stu- dent. I congratulate the Seniors upon suc- cessfully reaching an important step on the ladder of Education. To all of the faculty and students, and friends of the school, I extend my appreciation for your part in helping to make this a successful school year. It has been a pleasant experience, for me, to work with you, and take part in your activities. -C . W. Easterbrook 10 K swans? .tt MTV' Sa-::t1-ll Mr. Gill Mrs. VVilli:ulii:: Mr. Miillci' Stfllldilljf Mi: Iiiiir-:iitl XIV. llutiiw' DEPUT SHBRIFFS lust as gold mining methods have advanced, our school methods have progressed. It is the duty of the board of directors to promote this advance- ment in our school. The Board consists of five efficient and expeii- enced legislators who meet and discuss the needs of the boys and girls: making plans for the present and the future. The careful distribution of the ta x- payer's money affords the best possible educa- tional facilities and instructors. These truly hard-working executives seldom re- ceive the credit they deserve for handling the dif- ficult and tedious roles behind the scenes. No engineer or miner ever worked as hard or was as deserving of credit es our Vice-Principals, Miss Mary Sprott, Dean of Girls: Mr. Edward Land- graf, Dean of Boys. It is the task of the vice-principals to arrange and to adjust the size of all classes, program students to their needs, likes and dislikes. assign teachers counsel seniors and keep records of all students in the high school. Various other duties were as- sumed by both, including making up the school extra curricular calendar and daily bulletin. Beside his other duties Mr. Landgraf is Attendance Officer of the boys. We feel we owe them our gratitude. Mr. Hubbell Miss Sprott Mr. Landgrul' seq 565 .xiii . A qi, 5 ,Q 1 f I 1 , 1- j gf W 3 I Q Y U6 1, A 3 , 3 2 R . Q-5 Hunan, W 'J' ? Y A .V X42 W, fs 4.5 .. M X ,F 1 ' . 1 ' 4 W 1 ' 1 I 5' ' 5 X' N' ..: -f ,Q M w A 'W 1 if g L' A 1 1 , . Q 5 'V fi? 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Mr. Graves Qcliairmanb, Mr. Adams, Mr. Meyer. 14 Office Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Jones, Miss Wallace, Mrs. Barker. f'2ifl'1l'l'iGl Row l: Mrs. Skidmore, Mrs. Slaughter, Mrs. Vopat. Mrs. Willingham, Mrs. Womac, Mrs. Crabtree. Row 2: Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Hair, Mrs. Longly, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Cole. Bus Drivers Mr. Guyer, Mr. Walker, Mr. Tappe, Mr. Harris, Mr. Surber, Mr. Wall. Mr. Berry, Mr. Nevvman, Mr. Beasley, Mr. Sane, Mr. Smith, Mr. Goodrich, Mr. Peterson, Mr. Itzenhauser, Mr. Bollin -lunitors Row I: Mr. Kiefer, Mr. Simonic, Mrs Dysinger, Mr. Chadwick, Mr. Massey Mr. Duncan, Mr. Sands. Row 2: Mr. Anderson, Mr. Wyattber ger, Mr. Bates, Mr. Young, Mr. Long Mr. Ward, Mr. Stockbridge. 15 M x, kim 1 ,Q f M, f X J 1 1, Q 5, as R jk., , VK, 1 3 :gf XX E Nix! 'SX X L f if f ffxfff ,f Q , ff 45' , ' fn . 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As our Freshman year progressed, we created what we called Loud Shoe and Sock Day , this being different from anything that the school had ever had. lt went over big with the entire student body. Besides this we had our annual picnic and assembly. Our assembly was acclaimed one of the best of the year. We made a showing for ourselves from the beginning by participating in athletics, tal- ent assemblies and other school activities. However inexperienced we may have been, we have certainly proven our outstanding ability as leaders. Our Sophomore year we showed even more enthusiasm by originating the now annual Sophomore Kiddy Day . We had a very good assortment of talented actors, therefore we had a very successful assembly. About the middle of the year we ordered our class rings which were rectangular in shape and were gold with a choice of stones. Virgil De Vore. Senior Class President Z X oi P Y ' 4 A . at W0 l- 'Z gli J b Mu' Victor Bowker, Treas x-4-J: Av 2' 'JY' ' iff -' 3 Larry Lasure, V.-Pres ' vi: h g Arletta Yost, Sec As Iuniors we were particularly active in our cooperation in all school activities, especially in giv- ing the welcome dance for the Freshmen, and in starting the Porterville Milk Drive. Our Iunior Rube Day was said to be one of the best in history of Porterville Union High School, our theme being Funny Papers . On that day you could see super- men, Daisy Maes, Little Lulu's, and many others all over the campus. Our enthusiasm was no less in our assembly. The Circus was our theme. As Iuniors we presented the unusual and beau- tifully decorated prom with the theme of Midnight Masquerade. The scene was in a medieval garden and a waterfall with floating water lilies being the center of attraction. At midnight all the lights were turned out except a pink one which shown on a black clock sprinkled with silver which told the time of 12 o'clock. Hilarity reigned, in a packed house, the night that the Iuniors presented their play Sis Perkins. A picnic at the end of the year bade farewell to our Iunior year, and we took up shovels to dig in deep at our Senior year. The 49ers emerged triumphant with this being our biggest year. As we started down the trail we took everything in our stride. On the annual hat day, it was interesting to see the many original creations on every senior's head. Our assembly was a variety of talent including the georgeous Varga Girls. We Shook the Family Tree was the name of the tre- mendously successful play that the Senior Class put on. In this the talented actors of the class exemp- lified their ability. Last but not least was our Dress-up day, it looked like Broadway on Easter Morning. Then at long last we had reached our goal that anxiously awaited day .... Graduation. We had looked forward to this day but when it arrived all the long faces you saw were Seniors. We only hope that our future lives will be as successful as we hope our school years have been. The Senior Class Officers for the class of 1949 were the students who were chosen from the class to represent us at all meetings and affairs. We accomplished a great deal during the course of the year for the class and the school as a whole. The class presented, with the arrangement by the officers, several well attended dances, presented a good assembly, and earned enough money to donate a basketball scoreboard to be placed in the gym in our name. A Senior bulletin board was ar- ranged by the officers, to inform us of all senior activities. 19 Iona Haxton Wanda Helms Nadine Henderson Bill Hepburn Gerald Hildebrand Howard Hill Natalie Hodgson Maebelle Holbrook Betty Hoss Kay Howeth David Hunt Betty Iohnson Charles Kamrath lohn Keeler Margaret Kellerhals Elma Kerr Iane Herrold Marion Hester Rodney Homer Myrta Horst La Verne Iones Pete Iurkovich Phyllis Kirk Earl Knight Doyle Krause Margaret Krause Myrna Lahman Earl Lambert Edward Lasley Kenneth Overman Willy Parham George Parker Claudine Parkinson Ieanne Preston Billie Prince Velta Reynolds Betty Rider Rouene Robinson Evelyn Rockwell Belen Rodriquez Leroy Ryrner Richard Sheldon Francis Shellabarqer Richard Simpson Marietta Slaughter 4933 PINE ART Under the direction ot Mr. Henry A. Foley, the stage craft class turned out a production which in the technical aspect, was one of the most ambitious plays ever given in Porterville. The set decoration committee was Dickie Wilson, Marietta Slaughter and Pat Salisbury: and Ioan Bellah was in charge ot props, ward- robe, and make-up. Charlene Anglin, Lillian Graef, and Gary Cutburth were in charge of publicity. Imogene Campbell and Maebelle Holbrook were the program chairmen. The stagecraft class itself consisted of Gary Hill, Denny Stout, lim Long and Gilbert Orozco. The Senior Class wishes to especially thank Mr. Foley and his stagecraft class for it was through their untiring efforts that the Seniors were able to present a successful play. To Mr. Foley goes most ot the credit for he worked in the capacity of producer, director and prompter. ,. ,. ,. lrllllilll Ural... ....,, hills' Mut- Tlmmzrs Breeze ..,...,,.. ....., I -luh Gary Cutberth .,...,.,. Mr. Sl1lI'I1N'I' M:arg.::1I'et XVilson. , ,.M1's. Sliirrrwr Mzwbvlle Holbrook .,.,. Mrs. llolson Larry Lusure.. ., . ...Mit Dolson Pat Sztli:-zhury ....,. ...,, H ildegzrrclv Bill Van Declan .Freddie Shirmer Mziriettzi Slaughter ,..... ..,.,. S ally Imogene Campbell ...,,,. ,,...., J ill Loyd Barre-lls ... . ...Jimmy 34 The Senior Play was presented in the High school auditorium on December 10. It was entitled We Shook the Family Tree and was under the direction of Mr. Henry A. Foley. The three-act comedy involves tour conflicting parents, a walltlower, and a pair of knickers. The play concerns Hildegarde Dolson, a girl who is tired of being a wallilower. She isn't popular with the boys and there is a Prom coming up. She decides that she has to do something to make some- one notice her, so she enters a school debate. In the debate she is very dramatic: so much so that she gives the impression that her father is a habitual drunkard. This is very bad because her father, Mr. Dolson. is a clerk in the local bank. Mr. Shermer, the banker, is a huffy, hen-pecked man, who can really cause trouble, which he proceeds to do when he hears of the debate. The plot thickens as Mrs. Dolson arranges with Mrs. Shermer for Hildegarde to go to the Prom with Freddie, the banker's son. Freddie is the boy who wears knickers. Hildegarde is mortified at the very thought of Freddie and his knickers. Among all of the confusion, Hildegarde mis- takenly gives some letters to Egbert Mason. These letters were Hi1degarde's parent's love letters. Eg- bert distributed them throughout the neighborhood. In a round-about way Hildegarde encourages Freddie to get a new suit. She tells him to either beg, borrow or steal a pair of trousers. Freddie can't beg or borrow a pair of long trousers, so he steals a pair. While all of this is happening, Hildegarde takes a mud bath to improve her beauty. What more do you need for an outstanding play? Since the beginning of the play, Mr. Dolson has lost his job and the Shermer's house has been robbed of a Wrist watch. In the end everything is explained. Freddie stole the watch so he could buy the suit, and Mr. Dolson gets his job back. Hildegarde and Freddie attend the Prom and Hildegarde turns into a sophisticated young lady. Sv K 5 ., A fy, fw- .LK V 1 ' 5 -.K 1 ' ' f2 : 1 'VX 2 in M Ny, ta. W J , ..v, i . - M., W, K, .542 A-NWN--N 5 1 X K Ar :iff -K 3 V X ., . W ix 'Z' .WAQAWZJ Q , . a np --,F N ,A + 1 ' 1 1 . 1 . , W.-5:.:,:ff,:. , yn if 153 jx 9 G., 'EA , - -, . -:.,,.f - il 11 ' x, - ' lg Q Fix. UI!!! I UQ gm N , xx:-4 ,, If 1 ' . .ff ad, xv: f 'i'v.. '5 1 v EL .,k. .fa van ' 3' , ' ,H fi f.fw 1 . A fx Q ' Q 1 . if ' ,.E-v , . L Q ..,--:. V K t Qaisl I 'if 5 fi L ,A inqg an , uv' -fx . . , - hy' if f.Qq:?,3Q1gg 4-'-,ng .. Vi 1 ,S r., .s f w s ' f if s 1. .1-'f '4 J . ,. if i uf. I? 1.5 .K x,,' . - . Q, Y - - fast. 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With the theme of Movie Stars, Iunior Rube Day was a huge success this year. The Iuniors either portrayed a movie star or some particular star's role. Various ones portrayed were: The Outlaw, Leo the Lion, the Three Mus- keteers, Little Women, Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby, Carmen Miranda, Betty Garrett, Burl Ives, Venus, Ienniier Iones, and The Drunkard. On May 6, the Iunior Play, Don't Take My Penny, was presented in the high school auditorium. It was a hilarious comedy which was presented in three acts. The play was directed by Mr. Sharp. The Iunior-Senior Prom was a grand affair this year. Many attended and a wonderful time was had by all. The Iuniors feel that their past year has been one to be remembered. As they now advance in the Senior realm, they look forward to one more successful year under the guidance of Miss Morrison and Mr. Shires, coun- sdllors and advisors. Row l: Meek, Swindle, Dinkins, Parrott, Patterson, Crew, Long, Foran, Green, Gonzales, De-Paoli, Garrett, Mainord, Peterson Row 2: Long, Coffman, Stafford, Howard, Branch, Wilson, Spears, Cruz, Harper, Johnson, Duncan, Dilday, Harvey, Snyder, Vincent, Hamilton. Row 3: Roundtree, Thorne, Farris, Ketchum, Tomson, Storfy, Terrell, Johnson. Crawford, Clark, Ware, Pace. Benton, Dennis, Patterson. Row 4: Wilson, Pitifliano, Riddle, Caulk, Forrest, armer, Giddings, Fox, Williams, Leslie, Lane, Tinkler, Wolf, Needly, Anderson. Row 5: Lan , Stevenson. Chapman, Hurley, Wall, Reeves, Smith, Woods, Amos, Gates, Brock, Mason, Maloy, Hicks, Park. Row 6: Kauffroath, Carroll, Derfelt, Cox, Surabian. Owen, Jones, VVilliams, Mayfield, Leach, Potts, Wriiht, Crockett, Wilson, Barnhart. Row 7: Poundstone, Beuchman, Adkinson, Poe, Velaquez. Murel, Davis, Rusk, Orth, Tharp, Lan ford, Fearnside, Simonic, Stingley, Bohannon. Row 8: Cotton, Conner. Pritchard, Belcher, Curley, Beeler, Clark, Long. San- derson, Sterling, Kennedy, Stadmiller, Gibson, Harris, Neve. John Dennis, President The Iunior Class Officers this year were a very competent and capable group. The President was Iohn Dennis, the Vice-President, Delphine Vincent, Secretary, Loretta Patterson: Treas- urer, Dean Smith: Girls' Representative, Mildred Pitigliano: and Boys' Representative, Carlo Prandini. Each officer won by a very small majority in the elections which were held at the beginning of the year. Iohn Dennis defeated Novella Wilson by 12 votes: Delphine Vincent defeated Iohn Crockett by 3 votes: Loretta Patterson won over Evelyn Caulk: and Frankie Parrott lost to Dean Smith by 14 votes. Other close contests were the ten vote victory of Mildred Pitigliano over Beverly Swindle and Carlo Prandini's victory over Mickey Buchanan. The Iunior Officers devoted their time willingly to help make the Iunior year a successful one. l hine Vincent Rfice-President Loretta Patterson Secretary Dean Smith Treasurer 42 Q' :, ,551 .-7241 ,Sf Q fi ' Lfluilf 115 K r I' 1 4 EQ as 5.324 fx Y 3532 f Q J 2 'Nu tri. X J i' gee A Ev , IC:-'f'i 0 -N... A N N gag E N nun: :JAY QMMA fZ.lzMlZk,fiffff WNV vfgzgiiv- 1 n T Qi Ji x x 5 Vo 1 CN i! vm IMP . A ..,,M1w-f,Qf'i.L :, W ,a J 4 ,, ' a F 4 . 'gjmwx-W gisawwvfhzfmww 'W Q Q. 2 Wg: , :sf F F , 'I Q, - ' 9a 92 , -. 'R Q : Q 0' ,. WE ' - 5 Q' sf 3 gi , gm :Tl .N , ' xi 'lil S :A, .gm M 1 ik Q A 1.3 ..,.,,...,. iii 1 ..?V. 'x WM. 'Y QW Q K Egg: f F1 11 .v 4 ,e-J 3, A 4 Hi 4 5' f ,. K, S f ' Q A 4 - vf Row l: Peatty, Womack. Radeleff, Pitcock, Archer, Alexander, Newman, Timmey, Rayburn, Ennis, Gloon, Hansen. Row 2: Inglet Kirkpatrick. Garner, Sutterfield, Cook, VValton, Gentry, Howard, Pack. Smith, Clark, Hmailton, Cannon, Brannen, Wall, Zike Row 3: Penrod, McKnight. Wolf, Tomiello, Hood, Gong, Mains, Paulson, White, Gould, Jaconetti, Bastian, Allen, Cannon Chadwick, Wall, Boesch, Turney, Spears. Row 4: Brown, Turner, Patterson, Myer. Luther, Lax, Lubin, Bryan, Letsinger Zaninovich, Anderson, Briant. Dorsey I. D., Dorsey I. J., Grissom, Robinson, Hulse, Hilliard. Row 5: Reynolds, Powers, Munoz Flowers. Garrison, Carpenter, Smallwood, Powers, Davis, Cutburth. Loveall, Blaylock, Allen, Boyer, Smart, McMillen, Goldsmith Baily, White. Row 6: Ganes. Poole, Witt. Rogers. Gunther, Whatley, Hooper. Hulsy, Stewart, Muse, Howard, Maddox, Ritchie- Tansel. Grigshy. Row 7: Hollis. Overstreet, Martin, Warden, Kays, Klut, Smaduroff, Chavez, Sandaval, Lopez. Leiva, Flores Standiford. Blair, McComniell. Roberts, Ervin, Chappel. Row 8: Williamson. Hubble, Chung, Halloway, Elam, Mullican, Antler son, Hensley, Gomez, Doggett, Garrett, Dunlap, Creasy. Feldman, Weathers, Silvev, Ray, Brewer. Row 9: Ream, Sharpe Fittro, Wright, Carpenter, Clatlock, Austin, Camarcna, Hammerhead, Iverson, Flemate, Tiffin, Henderson, Stockholm, McCloskey Neeley, Smithey, George, Morrison, Jurkovich. THE PRUSPECTURS 2 in under the capable leadership of their class officers 6 and the guidance of their counsellors, Mrs. Ellis and ,anis Mr. Toole. The Sophmore Class had a very eventful year The President was Tommy Rafferty: Vice-Presi- dent, Herbert Zimmerman: Secretary, Mildred Sparks: and Treasurer, Don Allen. On November 5, the Sophomores had a party and a dance. The theme was Ha1loween . The gym was decorated with cornstalks, pumpkins, and balloons. Approximately two-hundred attended the 46 46..- Row I: VVinton, Crum, Norton, Tomiello. Scott, Thomas, Smith, Caldwell, Webster, Allen, Fritch, Castell, Sheela, Scranton, McHenry, Hair, Wilson, Ekman. Row 2: Moore, Thomas, Patterson, Reynolds, Thompson, Maston, Bildon, Combs, Rocha, Mor- rison Lawrence, Wills, Perry, Spees, Coates, Noble, Rider, Natzke, Hawkins. Row 3: Dumn, Crowell, Hastings, Lacefield, Hughes, Johnson, Knoy, Campbell, Young, Wallace, Davidson, Hood, Lasure, Holms. Landeros, Bartlett, Carter. Starteler, Boesch, Smith Funderburk. Row -8: Hamilton, Sterling, Gibson, Alvlla, Newsom. Hembree, Hyde, Wood White Thomas, Womack, Coble hals Medaclr Kylier Patterson Demetriff, Smith, Sparks, Wilson, Stathem, Cooper, Ingram, Manos, Crumal, Kent, Al en. Row 6:A Tate, Hanimohds, 'Srnotherman Atkins, Watkins. Pearson, Choate, Halbert. Prandini, Crichton, Metcalf, Jackson, Richter, Litsev, Collier, Dollar, Davis, Sherman, Dodge. Hurley. Row 7: Molezzom, Hedrick, Galbraith, Cook, Kennedy, Wood, Shiftlet, Huntf Simpson. Corbin. Williams, Allen, Brandbury, Youngberg, Brookey, Caldwell, Stabb, Castillo, Bratcher, Allen. Row 8: Day, Van, Walker, VValker. Groom, Remmell. Clinkenbeard, Conley, Cllthero, Castillo, Harger. Balangue, Weathers, Clinton Pierce. Van Matre. Corzine, Brwon, Maynard, Zimmerman, ' record dance which was chaperoned by Mrs. Ellis and Mr. Toole. The Sophomores chose their class rings which will arrive at the beginning of next year. They were very beautiful in style and showed much originality. The Sophomores presented a very hilarious assembly the theme being the Worm Hole or Snake Pit . The assembly opened with lunatics Mary Natzke and Shirley Ekman singing the Blum song. Hildegard CCi Ci Rey- noldsj sang Voices of Spring and Beverly Wills and Louise Scott did a very funny dialogue. Contortionist Stanley Wright sang Far-away Places accom- panied by Barbara Coates. lack Benny Spees plays a little ditty on her violin and a jazzy boogie number was played by Dick Iverson. Last but not least, Ierry Letsinger, Iack Zaninovich, and Wally Crichton, The Three Mob Ladies , - gn' sang a nifty rendition of Temptation . Everyone argeed that the Sophomore Assembly was the funniest of the year. The Sophomore picnic was held at Bartlett Park and about half of the class attended. Everyone in attendance had a wonderful time. The Sophomore Class wishes to thank Mrs. Ellis and Mr. Toole for so willingly devoting their time to help make their year one that will always be remembered. 547 Woods Shellabarger, Bevill Massey Hamma, Miller, Burton. Ashworth, Lambert. Row 5: Grayson, Baca, Clark, Goniz, Kellerl HEAD PRUSPEUTURS The Sophomore Class had a very fine group of officers this year. Each one was willing to help in any way possible. The President was Tommy Rafferty: Vice- President, Herb Zimmerman: Secretary, Mildred Sparks: Treasurer, Don Allen: and Representative, Iack Zaninovich. Tommy Rafferty defeated Merlin Owens for the office of President: Herb Zimmerman defeated Doug Luther: Ioyce Haire lost to Mildred Sparks for Sec- retary: and Shirley Ekman lost the office of Treasur- er to Don Allen. The Sophomore Officers helped make the entire year one that will be remembered by all the Sophomores. Tommy Rafferty 5 President Herb Zimmerman: Vice-President Mildred Sparks: Secretary Don Allen: Treasurer 48 15' gf 3, we i NQW , ,w ,, 1 x 5 , SZ .KAW WW: 4' Yrs .4 qi' ,f -R ia Aff' in 1 ,Q , kriigf ' U hi' X an am 2 gf 5 'sf ,YM ,, 3 - Q 7 1 SN Mg 'ff 0 5 1 5 5' SW P- 11 fi ig 5 Q Dj Q 5 47 1 5213 1 3' ii Z isis 4 uffpiw .Y x H., U., ,,....u..,,N W, .m.,.,.W.,-Q.h y ff an W GN as W id?-KH 52 ' www, W. THE PIUNBBRS This year, our first, was a very successful and enjoyable year. Besides attending all the other school activities, they had the annual Freshman Picnic which was held at Bartlett Park. It was entered into with much enthusiasm and was well attended. All in attendance had a very wonderful time. The class officers were chosen with much care. The Freshman Class President as Albert Rafferty: Vice-President, Helen Phillips: Secretary- Treasurer, Ioyce Townsend: and Representative, Evelyn Kendrick. The Fresh- man Class Advisors were Mr. Grimm and Mr. Adams. The orientation teachers also advised the Freshmen classes. The orientation classes which every Fresh- man must attend helped them get a good start in P. U. H. S. Three new clubs, for Freshmen only, were organized this year. A Dancing Class was organized and was under the able supervision of Miss Ellis and Miss Finley. The Freshmen not only learned something but they had a good time. Mr. Peshel had charge of the Drama Club which had a very successful year. Mr. Howard headed the Photography Club. All three of these groups really worked hard and the clubs really benefited the Freshmen Class. Row I: Cooper, Cook, Wilson, Bedford, Wheat. Valuoch. Benten, Clifton, Crusinery. Haire, Mitchell, Johnson, Howard, Emkem Carrell. Row 2: Montigm, Savala. Rodriquez, Schieler, Parten, Sterling! Swinney, Jones, Hatcher, Harger. Wilson, Henson. Bellah. Aston, Willet, Linton, oyel, Canada, Cantrell, Blair, Row 3: Silva, erez. Hatfield, Kutchum, Morrison, Hughes, Smith, Ewing, Smith B., Vigil, Hart, Bakich, Hilton, Baggett, Martinez, Crabtree, Rodriquez, Geddes, Bartlett, Wells. Row 4: Putman, Lam- bert, Klyker, Honeyman, Salmon, Atkin, Masterson, Hatfield, Shannon, Smithers, Cook, Miller, Oden, Carter, McCullou?, Donna Poole, eon Poole, Knight, Ransford, Norris. Row 5: Begley, Birmingham, Davis. White, Cox, Elam, Dilday, Melson, ichaelis. Farrow, Cole, Crowell, vans, Ely, Adams. Gardes, D. Adams, Hisaw, Jordan. Row 6: Bouden, Cox, Fenton, Curtis, Crabb, Fry, Flannery, Hicks, Harris. Ezelle, Hester, Gibson, Slaughter, Driscoll, Edmonds, Ruf. McCarley, Boone, Bingham, Hasley, Wright. Janoko. Row 7: Allen, Dagoberg, Rogers. Hamilton, Lung, Caraveo, Pasion, Young, Dossey, Day, Thompson. Story, Lamb, Reeves, Beeman, Beard, Roller, Browning, Carroll, Summers, Beaver, Murph ', Davis, Sea. Row 8: Vaughn, Atkin, Huffini, Leming, Brinkley, Clark. Pennock, Choate, Casado, Chadwell, Ross, Boriack, lliwing, Burch, Lovall, Chadwick, Brooks, Ketchum, Preston, Moore, Mays, Robertson, Self, Davis. Row 9: Bowden, Atkin, Calderon, Clinton, Ridgwav, Lewis, Winton, Earls, Pennveh, Choate, Bowles, Boriack, Castillo. Buhl, Chappel, Boyett. Coates, Brown, Flsey, Goucher, Hansen, Christy, Henderson, Austin, Berbina, Delany. i aug af n:,,. X f 'I K A A- ' ,f -L- -, x I CCT. ' ,W Mig!! Q ' i f' HEAD PIUNBERS The Freshman Class Officers were not very active this year. They had only one meeting which was held to discuss and plan the Freshman Class Party. The two top contenders for the of- fice of President were Albert Rafferty and Gerald Littlejohng and Helen Phil- lips and Iim McKennon were the final- ists for Vice-President. Ioyce Town- send and Ioy Achterberg were the fi- nalists for Secretary-Treasurer. Evelyn Kendrich and Evelyn Martin opposed each other for the office of Represen- tative. The officers for the year were: Presi- dent, Albert ,Raf'ferty: Vice-President, Helen Phillips, Secretary - Treasurer, Ioyce Townsend: and Representative, Evelyn Kendrich. The officers were very capable and competent. Each proved his or her ability for leadership during the year. Helen Phillips Vice-President Joyce Townsend SQ-c1'etar'y-Treasurel' Evelyn Kendrick Representative ,ai A Albert Raffertv. President a -3- ia f ask. ' 1 ..: I' I. :.,I.' -: xx ,N .Eff '- Z ff, id. 573 , HE f :V 1 , m if i vi 1 ? , . .Y F gt O 4 ga X Ig 36' ' W his ff g'2IQ' f Q:5f:: X K Q W 1 .,.. X is l?vH 5. Q X 2 1 fx We x 1 Q f 3 5 K Q, I . Z ff 5 Q 4, SW xwr x I' 21 'f gBY LA EL UF j52'NE k X , Q we I0 M4 WP' ,ff iw? ,ww 4? Wav mf af eff Q -S iii gig ffl? buff' ?Ax Aff ?f'f ,gli Sw 1 S .Is I 2' Q THR 33 viii. f 21, 1 X . 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' x , 1' ,V mff4. 2..:4M 2 JJ .f +9 R .1 'Hi if I if .-- 1 222731 S in Q 1 5 4. 4 1 'Y r , f . - ,xi 3 x six X ara, is R fi 3 Q Q, ' 3 , M , is if 1 qw W K Q gs pi if Edd Ashley, Student Body President The Student Council of 1948 and 1949 had a very successful year under the competent leadership of Student Body President Edd Ashley and the guidance of Mr. C. E. Toole, faculty advisor. During the year, many activities were undertaken by the council. The coun- cil had charge of all the concessions and they arranged them so that the different clubs might get some profit from them. Concessions were held at all the athletic contests and dances. The council rnade a calendar for the year. Various dates were assigned to the clubs so that each club would have a chance to give a dance for their own benefit. The council also had a calendar of all the assemblies for the year. All clubs and classes were given dates for their assemblies. The Council it- self gave several talent assemblies throughout the year. 1 J lei' . is l l ...C x' l ll Q Qumon I h Jerry Letsing Evelyn Caulk Mr, C, E, Toog Set-retail' Treasurer Advisor f N , I ,. ff' Q ,Q XM? bww 0 .h,WA, ' ff Sta xii 'Y --' W2-, YM wal. 4.1 as .11 WM f ff? 'Ziff is I M1 4 -fw 1 fi 653' Q . ,..- .i 3 1 I U ' X list, 4. , ,tl wiv f, Q s s 1, K: .M 4 a wb , . .Q li, ,.Y,ir - iii A Ms' 119515 ffm vw . 'fir ff' ' Ji ,ex f .f ' .M k W Q 1 ,H ' 'WT AA: fig, ,-sf ,X , Q43 H 3: ' SZ' 4 , f 4 f.5, - 1 2-'gY'2,. ,Ez 4: wx f .... ' fa-f 4. ,R 14135 .-2- if-: ' P WSE , Ez' 1 :-Em ,Zi ik, ., ., . ' .. ' W5 SSMQ .Aiwa MM? ,gf - f- V Qigikk E 'f 'kg , X ,- '2- +4.33 1 f ,,1'Mw.Q,wy,b,A . , Ju. ,iss as W 9 t ,. vxjggigxfkf ? , If talk K, H IE: -QM K g 2, I A if fa' 'J If, ff 5. : ff I.: ids if gal: ki I I Marybeth Toole, Editor Eleanor Moore, Bus. Mgr. Harlan Hawkins. Sports Ed Right : Carolyn Smith, Art Ed. Luwana Evans, Lit. Ed. Corner: Walter Becker, Photo Ed. Jac Stolshek, Photo Ed. EL GRANITO The year 1949 marks a milestone in the history of our state as well as in many of our lives. The paths we have trodden thus far cannot be retraced. We have had some happy moments, some sad moments, and some mo- ments we will never forget. These moments make up the days, months, and years of our lives. It is the hope that we of the El Granito staff can help you hold a few of these precious high school events in the form of pictures, drawings, and writings bound together into a book you'll cherish in your memories. This book would not have been possible, of course, without the capable assistance of the El Granito staff. We had our slow times and our rushing times, but thoughtful cooper- ation at all times. l would like to thank each and everyone for making such a wonderful year possible. Among the most capable and helpful we find our superb advisor, Mrs. Florence Offutt. Without Mrs. Offutt we would have no book. while with her we have turned out the finest book we know how-like it? Junior Staff: Davis, Hulibs, Rountree, Ponder. Ireton, Wilson, Mrs. Offutt, Sistrunk. ll ll ' :ID mall!! : ......,. .....,., -1- , Hnfl:lsntltletsnt uH - an 1931 Under the able direction of advisor, Charles U. Patmore, and Editors, Helen Dennis Qfirst semesterj and Marian Chung Csecond semester J, Cpictured below D, the Orange and Green staff has worked diligently each week in order to present a paper of interest to the student body. The staff not only reported on current events, weekly, but also in- cluded a certain amount of gossip concerning the various social affairs of the school year, and all the latest on Fashions. This year the paper was financed by the student council and could be obtained free by the students who had student body cards. Those who didn't purchase cards received the papers for five cents. One of the highlights of the year for the journalism class was the dance spon- sored by them. The proceeds went to help finance the Orange and Green. Another memorable event was the assembly the staff put on. They presented a clever skit for the purpose of advertising the paper. This project was really a lot of fun. All in all, those of the staff had quite a successful and eventful year. Members of the staff are pictured below: Row 1 : Brizard, Salisbury, Gifford, Chung, How 2:Lewis, Howeth, Baillod Cfeaturej, Mr. Patmore, Trueblood Csportsj, Hawkins, Dennis, Campbell, Henderson, Cypert QCouncil Representativej. Row 3: Poole, Baca, Roberts, Torigian, Long CBusiness Managerj. Q1 ' :.uql ' gli qv- ' A nv ui Row I: Farmer. Ma inard Pratt, Martin. Smith, Har mon, Beattie, Kendrick, For an, Johnson. Row 2: Bariola. Vincent Frame, Corbin, Fritch. Spees Howard, Hawkins, Wilson, N VVilson. Row 3: Reece. Zalud, Choate. Hughes, Wilson, Hodson Ess inger, Gibson, Alle n Hatfie d. Row 4: Mr. Toole, Corzine. R u s lc Pzision, 4'Xl'llXfilI'0Il Scanlon. C' STUDENT COURT The Student Court each year is composed of Home- room Representatives chosen by their class. This year they chose Quinon Gibson for Iudge: Don Allen, Asst. Iudge: Vincent Passion, Prosecuting Attorney: Charlene Anglin, Recording Secy.: Ioan Trost, Secy.: and Mr. Toole, Supervisor. When a student is arrested he is brought to the Student Court and tried. There are witnesses and a jury. Every student is invited to meetings held by the Court, to get to know a little better, its funda- mentals. Some of the violations are, running in the halls, crowding in the lunch line, throwing papers on the campus and making noise in assembly. No teacher is permitted to make an arrest, only members of the Student Court. Members were posted at the doors of games to keep law and order. The school has been made a better school, by the help of the Court and all the students of Porterville Union High School. g ,K F -ip ,, -..M . .. .. .. . X fx B HUNUP. SUCIET The Honor Society had a rather quiet year. The first semester staff of officers were: Philip Wilson, pres.: Maxine Gifford, vice-pres.: Eleanor Moore, sec- treas.: Shirley Burns, corres. secy.: Pat Salisbury, pub- licity: Sinnie Lung, Council Rep. Mr. Val Weitoff acted in the capacity of advisor. Under their guidance Porterville Chapter held the Fall Conference on Oct. 30, with 200 members being in attendance. The second semester officers were: Eleanor Moore, pres.: Harlan Hawkins, vice-pres.: Pat Salisbury, sec.- treas.: Eleanor Crow, corres. sec.: Ioyce Brizard, pub- licity: and Pat Ponder, Council Rep. In March they held a membership drive and a St. Patrick's party. Then on May 12 came their big day, annual Ditch Day. This year both first and second semester stu- dents were able to go. Also in the Spring the C. S. F. members enjoyed a picnic and a show party. All in all they had a very successful year. Row l: Peterson, Carter, Litsey, Rider, Lemmon, Funderburk. Allen. Lewis, Evans, Hubbs, Cutburth, Hodgson, Elam. 2: Rodriguez, Lung, Baker. Ponder. Brizard. Salis- Pankey, Burns. Row 3: Becker, Aston. Consille. Hughes. Ekman. Poole, Hyde, Wil- son, Moore, Howeth, Dennis, De Vore. Row 4: Wilson, Althouse. Beattie. MCGlothin, Elam, Hawkins, Ash- worth, Combs. Surabizin, Smith. Peck. Row 5: Norris, Carroll, Kauffroath, VVebb, Massey, Swindle, Dinkins. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is an enthusiastic group of stu- dents who work in the library and who have various social activities. Routine duties include recommend- ing books for reports and for recreational reading, checking books and magazines in and out, shelving them, keeping the shelves orderly and clean, and processing new books. This year, as a new project, a record was kept for each high school student of every book which he borrowed from the library. Several parties were planned for the year, ranging from Weiner roasts to teas. Patrons Day received the whole-hearted support of the members as they decorated the library, ar- ranged displays, and acted as hosts and hostesses. The Library Club wishes to thank Mrs. Waters for her help and interest in making the Library Club a success. Row I: Thomas, Grissom, Hamilton, Young, Lasure, Barron, Belcher. Row 2: Brock, Gates, Silvey, Robe lnson, Lane, Richter. Row 3: Smith, Sterling, Rider, Thompson, Short. Row 4: Trost. Winton, Thomas, VVomack, Tomiello. Row 5: Carter, Mrs. Waters. Main- ord, Massey, Litsey, Lang, Baca, Clark, Boesch, Smith. Davidson. Davis, Cutburth, Bartlett. Hood. Frwin. JR. RED CRUSS The Iunior Red Cross Board is composed of one member from each Roll Call Room. These members collect the dues from their room and transact any business that comes before the Board. It is composed of 38 members. One of the main activities was collecting food to give Porterville families at Christmas. Membership drives were held at the first and last of the year. For the past few years the Bed Cross has prepared gift boxes, again this year they were packed and sent overseas. All of the members were formed in an as- sembly line fashion and packed the boxes, which in- cluded marbles, combs, hair ribbons, pencils, etc. The officers for the year were: Weldon Sistrunk, pres.: Imogene Campbell, vice-pres.: Ursula Gonzales secy.: Mike Anthony, treas. A new advisor, Miss Theys, was added to help this year. Together with Miss Keller, we had a very successful term. Z3 Row 1: Lemmon, Gonzales, Patter- son. S. Lemmon, Haxton, Canada, Pullen, Miss Keller. Row 2: Holmes, Lawrence, Sparks. Adams, Sistrunk, Strong, iirby, Shry, Rodriquez. Row 3: Roadcap, Schieler, Allen. Creasy, Parrott, Reeves, Choate. Edmonds. Campbell. ...,,. . Wm... LATIN CLUB The Latin Club had a very eventful year under the leadership and guidance of their capable officers and advisor. The first Club activity was the annual Fall weiner roast. It was held along the river on the Prestage ranch. Many attended and a wonderful time was had by all. At the beginning of the spring semester, the Latin Club revised its Constitution by adding several ap- propriate amendments. New members were initiat- ed in April. Their usual custom, the Slave Auction was held at noon on the school lawn. A party was given that evening for the initiates. The Latin Club closed their social season by hav- ing a picnic late in May. The officers for the year were Consuls, Nan Mc- Henry and Harlan Hawkins: Praetor, Mary Natzke: and Quaestor, Danny Lublin. The advisor, Mrs. Ritz. Row l: Anderson, Christy, Mitchell. Armstrong. Simpson, Redfearne. Moore, Jones, Rymer. Hooper, Bur- ton, Hedrick, Sc ieler, Row 2: Carroll, Cotton, Wilson, Elam, Rafferty, Hubbs, Janoko. Fittro. Delaney, Elam, Dramn. Becker, McConnell. Row 3: Peterson, Townsend, Phil- lips, Holbrook, Mucks, Willet, Bor- iack, Muse, Dilday, Parks, Young, Zalud, Rider, Noble, Lemmon, Alt- house, Angello. Row 4: VanDeNoor, Allen, Tanzola, Pratt, Hicks, Winninger, Stewart. Duncan. Perry. Natzke, Scranton. Winters, MCI-Ienry, Caldwell. Cham- Deau, Baker. Row 5: Cannon, Smith, Pitizliano. Hawkins, Evans, Brizzard, Holder- man. Frame, Pack, Derfelt. For- rest, Heffernin, Prandini, Mrs. Ritz. Row 6: Moore, Toole, Cypert, Lub- lin, Castle, Sheela. Corbin, Lewis. Bailloid, Roberts, Hodgson, Gomez. Ransford, Veattie. Row 7: Gerdes, Combs, White, .Fritch, Chung. Slaughter, Wilson. Farmer, Dinkins, Stronf, Corzine, Poole, Strincker, Burns, llllam, Cun- ningham, Bastian. X-,X Row 8: Gifford, Norros, Begley, ' Grissom, Brandbury, Staab, Cohen, - W Holbrook, Michaelis, March, Homer, Gifford, Chappel, Williams. Chung, Mt-Glothin, Melson, Aston, Becker. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club has not been an active organi- zation for the past ten years. This year under the supervision of Mr. Richard Burrell the club has been successfully organized into an active club.. One of the first problems was the making of a club con- stitution. We received our Club pins in the middle of the second semester. Our Club presented an as- sembly the first of the year. The big party at the end of school was held at Bartlett Park. We have had a very eventful year and are look- ing forward to its continuation and growth. There are about eighty-five active members. The club of- ficers for the year were: Ben Webb, president: Nina Foran, vice-president: Clarence Collier, secretary: and Georgea Farmer, treasurer. Together with its large attendance and interest we have made its first year a big success. Row l: Gong, Watson, Ireton, Wil- sion, Bryan, Dossey, Lung, Gal- loway. Row 2: Achterburlg, Lankford. Knight, Hooper, armer, Harmon. Lemmon, Specs, Coates. Cooper. Tansel, Draper, Johnson. Row 3: Foran, Corbin, Surabian. Murrv, Bellah, Allen. Stathem, Wil- son, Gong, Creasy, Doggett, Harper. Row 4: Bastardo. Ashworth. Kirby, Hisaw. Sellars, Chung, Wills. Pon- der. Heurley, Thomas, Womack. Vlebster. Row 5: Landeros, Powers, Munoz. Green, Gonzales, Harmon. Lublin, Hubbs, Kyker, Allen, Roberts. Row 6: Dinkins. Johnson, Hughes, Conner. Clithero. Ward, Rafferty, Olson, Sommer. Row T: Shry, Martin. Criclhtonj., Mains. Paulson, Warden. Bevill, ' Row 8: Mr. Burrell. Stolshek, Webb. Pixley. Tucker. Gibson. Youngbery, Jun.-, Luther. Coates. x, 62 Row l: Ponder, Harper, Patterson Chung, Brizard, Smith, Hart. Har mon, Roundtree. Row 2: Johnson. Carter, Dinkins ur Trost VanDe rk Fri Salisb y, . , Ma , 'e sen. Slaughter, Evans. Miss Mor rison. Row 3: Rountree. Reeves, Ruther ford, Corbin, Hunsaker, C r o w Reece, Weeks, O'Neal, Vincent. Row 4: Mainord. Jones. Sourds, Garrett. Snyder. Strong, Surabian Trost, Eulert, Campbell. JR.-SR. Y-TEENS During the past year the Junior-Senior Y-Teens have been more active than they have ever been in years past, under the capable guidance of Miss Mor- rison. In the early part of the year several members went to Visalia for a district conference. Carolyn Smith, Marian Chung, Marietta Slaughter and Del- phine Vincent were privileged to attend a Women's Club meeting. Before Christmas vacation, a mother- daughter tea was held so our parents could meet. An overnight trip to the snow was made by the Senior Y-Teens and the Hi-Y, staying at the Y-camp above Sequoia. An assembly was presented and the annual King Fling in which Leroy Rymer was King. Officers were: Carolyn Smith, president: Alta Cor- bin, lst Vice: Loretta Patterson, 2nd Vice: Marian Chung, secy.: Marietta Slaughter, treas.: Luellan Roundtree, membership: Delphine Vincent, service program: Darlene Dinkins, publicity. Row I: Coates, Spees, Hooper, Hens ley, M. L. Morrison, Ekmann, Nat zke. Hawkins. Stevens, Townsend Row 2: Stevenson. Poole. Poole Frame, Morrison. Lemmon, Fritch Tabor, Vaughn, Tanzola. Row 3: Beattie, Wills, Harjo, Har- igison, Mucke, Loflin, Castle, Sura- ian. Row 4: Hughes, Witt, Lawrence. Smith, Pack, Newsom. Angello Iverson. Row 5: Grigsby, Alexander, Adams Rambo, Hicks, Dunn, Hisaw. Row 6: Holmes, Bellah, Kirby Sheela, Pratt. Phillips, Pullen Triplet. Row 7: Michaelis, Althouse. Cooper Wilson, Sparks, Stathem, Pray Ketchem. Row 8: Combs, Winninirzier. Norris. Perry, Horst. Knapp. ulse. Rey- nolds, Jackson. Row 9: Flowers, Powers, my Sackett, Ransford, Winter, Ken- dricli. PP..-SU. -TEENS The Freshman and Sophomore Y-Teens had a suc- cessful year under the able leadership of Miss Vir- ginia Sackett and President, Ioy Wilson. The Vice- President was Myrna Corbin: Secretaries, Margie Spees and Helen Phillips: and Treas. Ioyce Lemmon. The Y-Teens gave a Penny Carnival in the gym on February 19. The Y-Teens held a meeting every week, also a few night meetings were necessary. Miss Sackett arranged group divisions for the girls' hobbies such as: folk-dancing group, base- ball team, crafts class, literature group, and a dra- matics class. The Y-Teens wish to thank Miss Sackett for her interest, as they feel that she truly helped make their year one of success. . ' , eff' Row I: Reece, Hawks wood. Boesch, Clark. Mrs. Washburn, Knov. Noble. Martin, Bell, Row 2: Leckband, Col Hart, Strong, Reynolds. Corbin, Garrett. Chest er, Robinson. Row 3: Diffey. Avila Beldon, Hawkins, Fun derbiiryil, Compton, Bry ant, oole, Johnson Noel, Shivers. GIRLS CHORUS B0 'S CHORUS Being a member of an organization such as the Girls Glee Club is a mark of achievement. Lots of hard work and effort is necessary to make a Glee Club. Through just such hard work and effort Mrs. Katherine Washburn has built an excellent chorus. Some activities of the year were the Christmas assembly and the candlelight services at the Con- gretational Church. Several girls entered the Fresno music festival. The trio that entered received a su- perior rating. Ioyce Bryant, who sang a solo, also received a superior rating. The Girls Chorus joined with the Boys Chorus and presented the Patrons Day evening concert and they also furnished music for the Baccalaureate services. The Girls Glee Club wishes to thank Mrs. Wash- burn for they feel that it was only through her hard work and interest that their year was one of success. Row I: Davis, Arm- strong. Hatfield. Davis. Hatfield. Mitchell, Hair, Gilbreath. Daniel, Jack- blood, Gould. Row 2: Van De Mark. Drake, Bastian, Sis- trunk. Rymer, Baca. Woods, Bastian, Rymer, DeVore, Leach, Roberts Bohannon. Row 3: Calderon, Eck- les, Gill, Massey, Clark, Manoz, Becker, Chavez. Beuckman, Anthony. Fernside. Row 4: Vaznaian. Kauf- froath. Mac La Marr. Crichton, Anthonv, Mr'- Closkey, Henderson, Bartshe. Molezzo, Drake, Owens. Row 5: Merrill, Stad- miller, Poe, Snow. Lewis. Giddings, VVoods. Hughart, Day. Keefer, Adkins, Fittro. The Boys Chorus this year represents one of the largest groups in the Boys Chorus, there being B8 voices under the direction of Mr. I. Vaznaian. The chorus sang for the assembly program, and combined with the Girls Chorus to present the Christmas Assembly. For the first time in many years the boys presented an all-boys operetta, Cleo- patra, which received much favorable comment. The boys sang for the annual Fish and Game Ban- quet. Other programs were Patrons Day and Bac- calaureate services. The chorus will lose several outstanding voices by graduation: Leroy Rymer, Virgil DeVore, Mike Torigan, Richard Calderon, Don Trueblood, Harold Massey, Vernon Snow and several others. The chorus wishes to thank Mr. Vaznaian for his help and interest as they feel that their year was truly one filled with success. BAND The Band really hit a stride this year and was able to play a great deal of concert type of music, aside from the march type which is required for the many public appearances, such as the Armistice Day Pa- rade and the football games. This year the entire band journeyed to Visalia for the game there. A so- called pickup band was organized within the band, they played at basketball games and football rallies. The regular band played at the Fish and Game banquet this year, and the boys had an opportunity to really get their fill of good eats. Several of the band members were chosen to play in the Tulare-Kings County High School Honor band which presented a concert in Mooney's Grove in May. The Memorial Day Parade closed the year. Many of the best players are seniors and will be missed greatly next year. Row l: XVilli.-rms, Wil- son. Crowell, Lacefield. Sherron, Brannen, Spain Row 2: Crockett, Emerg. Bradlev, Clithero. Cal - well, Jones, Caldwell, L. Stout. Row 3: Mason, Ferrel. Smith, Mills, Green. Roach. Chester. Becker. Harness. Sears. Row 4: East Wiley. Gripentog, Rymer, Krause, Sistrunk, Braly. ORCHESTRA The Orchestra played at the Senior and Junior plays this year. Something new was an operetta presented by the Boys Chorus. Besides this, the regular schedule included Patrons Day, Baccalau- reate, and the Graduation of the High School. Two of the members were honored by being chosen as members of the All Western States or- chestra which presented a concert at Sacramento, at the Music Educator's conference in April. Several of the members played solos on their respective instruments at many different functions in school and out and some participated in the Cen- tral California Music Festival at Fresno and were rated very high on their respective instruments. A large number of seniors will no doubt be ab- sent from the ranks next year. Not in order of seating Anthony. Ball. Becker, Brown, Baker, Carroll. Crockett, De-Vore, Der- felt, Derfelt, R., Dur- bin. Easterbrook, Gib- son. Johnson, Kauf- froath, Ketchum, Ly- man. Lee, Miller, Mas- sey, Moore, Newman. Ponder, Pitcock, Rade- leff, Shellebarger. Simp- son, Spees, Stathem. Stout, VVebb. 1 I . T 'ss Y I 1 l FUTURE HUMBMA BRS The Future Homemakers of America chapter was organized in Porterville in 1947. Membership is op- en to all students who have had one semester of homemaking or who have enrolled in the dept. Bi-Monthly programs, this year, consisted of dem- onstrations in the special skills and a panel discus- sion on Problems of Parents in which both parents and students participated. Social events included a slumber party, a picnic at the park, a mothers tea, and a Daughter-Parent banquet. The banquet was held with the Future Farmers of America. Officers for the year were: President, Neil Harvey: Vice-President, lone Haxton: Secretary, Dorothea Holmes: Treasurer, Alice Ruff: Publicity, Norma Witt: Historian, Delores Maston: Parliamentarian, Barbara Crabtree: Song Leader, Dixie Edmonds: Chapter Mother, Mrs. I. L. Slaughter: and Advisor, Miss Wendell. - ' Y i t ixb.lK,Q Item' I: Hwrvcy. Rfl0I'C. Holmvs. flvlf Fresen, Ruf, Edmonds, Miss Vfcndel. Row 2: Sninella. Moore. Sutterfield, YVold R'-oenizrker. Browning, Hax- ton, Clark. Row 3: Palmain Hull, VVitt. Krause, Matson, Crabtree. HI- The Hi-Y is a completely new organization and started from the ground up. The officers for the year were President, Gayle Hamma: Vive-President, Clar- ence Collier: Secretary, Ronnie Cohen: and Treas- urer, Kenneth Metcalf. Meetings were held every week: a night meet- ing one week and a day meeting the next week. Th meetings were alternated to benefit each boy. Many interesting programs were presented by the different teachers. The Y-Teens and Hi-Y dance, which was given in the spring was a very successful affair. Every- one in attendance had a wonderful time. The Hi-Y picnic on May 15 climaxed a very eventful season. Next year very definite plans have been made concerning the activities which will serve the school and community. The Hi-Y wishes to thank Mr. Harry Phillips, their advisor, for they feel sure that it was due to his genuine interest that the Hi Y succeeded. Row l: Hunt, Gong. Hendricks, Brewer, Morrison, Martin, Row 2: Corzine, Bevill, Hamby Cohen, Axelrod, Hnmma. Heffor nan. Rowk 3: Turner. Brown, Hzirger, Hollis, Miller, Metcalf, Collier, Mr. Phillips. -any D .Row l: Gong, XVcbb Warzee, Slay. Roato. Gomez. Row 2: Rankin, Long Surber, Bradley, Morri son. INTERNATIONAL CLUB The International Club was organized in April, 1948 as a result of interest taken by the students who appeared at a Rotarian program. The theme for their program was the Melting Pot. Several meetings were held to draw up a consti- tution so a group might continue this year. At first the club was limited to students who had parents or grandparents who came from foreign countries. It was decided to be a high school and college organi- zation where all may enter providing they were interested in working for brotherhood. The projects were an assembly for the aid of CARE seed packages and postage to send books to foreign countries Our assembly was held in April, the theme being, And Crown thy Good with Bro- therhood from Sea to Shining Sea. The officers for the year were: Taylor Bradley, president: Eva Gong, vice-president: Vera Demetriff, secretary: La Vern Richter, treasurer: Frank Long, reporter. FUTURE FARMERS The Future Farmers of America had a successful year in its efforts to develop agriculture, leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. The F. F. A. leaders were R. L. Hooper, W. M. Longbotham and R. M. Hale. The President was lack Boesch: Vice-Presi- dent, Iack Gregg: Secretary, Vernon Harris: Treas- urer, Pete Hughart: Reporter, Harvey Smith: and Sentinel, Forest Walker. Iack Boesch and lack Gregg represented the F. F. A. at the State Future Farmer convention, San Luis Obispo. We were well represented at the Tu- lare County Fair, the Great Western Livestock Show, Los Angeles, and the Iunior Grand National Live- stock Exposition at San Francisco. A Cooperative Quiz Program was held by the F. F. A. in which Delwin Moench and Maynard Sommers won first and second place, respectively. The main event of the year was the Parent and Son Banquet. About two-hundred and fifty parents and guests attended. How 1: Mullit-:in Walker, Hyder. Mt-- llonnel, liurtshe, Hunt, Brown, Smitliey. Holly, lhtulson, Morrison. Row 2: Pixley, Tilley, Gouvher, J. Hut- field, U. Hatfield, Atkin. Bzirtlett, Cus- tille, Hnrnmonds, Smo.hermon, Tate, Brown, Lezitherbury, Ganes, Stevens, Inunh. lilow. Ilmv 3: Mr. Longbothamjingh, Pusion, Wilson, Mays, Carrell, Boesvh, Gregf, Harris, Smith, Hu fhart, Walker, Shill- let, Martin, Miliniclh, Cox, Mr. Hooper. Row -I: Leach, Hart, Hooper, Gerdes, Hilton, Dickerson. Price, Shoemaker, Carter, VVheaton, Myer, Bratcher, Cho- ate, Ashburn, Cline, Ashburn. Row 5: Parker. Caldwell, Long, VVood- ztrd, Vztlonch. VVheat. Bowden, Ridge- way. W'illweber, Bowden, Van Matro, Castillo, Orr, Chappel, Weaver, Cooper Fheneu. Row 6: Vaughn. Farrow, Evans, Crooks Choate. Hunt, Moench, Browning, Sur- ber, Montgomery, Van Deelen, Cox, Henderson, Snow, Myers, Clinkenhezird, Curzives. Row 7: VViIliams, Day, Hughes, XVhit- infr, VVhiteside. Standifer, Zimmerman Gould, Parker, VValker, Sommer, Brown Atterhury, Nelson, T-SQUARE AND TRIANGLE This was the iirst year for the T-Square and Tri- angle Club, with only 17 members. They elected as their officers: C. L. Masters, pres.: Donald Lyon, vice- pres.: Frances Shellabarger, secy.: Larry Staab, treas and Mr. Eagleson, advisor. Among their projects were: graph posters, the Calendar of Coming Events for the bulletin board, and a layout of the school for the freshman class. There has never been a club of this type in the school before and it is primarly for boys who are architectually inclined. The members learn as well as have a good time. They have plans to visit sev- eral cities to see architectural firms. The Club wishes to thank Mr. Eagleson for his help and interest in the club. He helped make the year a successful one. Row l: Mr. Eagleson, Lyon, Burton, Shellabarger, Don, Tommillo, Miller. Row 2: Orosco, McMast.ers, Bush, Thofmartin, Staab, Halbert, May- fiel , Sears, Tiffin. CRAPTSMAN CLUB The Craftsman Club was organized in 1949 by the third and fourth year wood-shop boys. This is the first club of its kind in Porterville High. They had a snow party in March, and a skating party a little later, both were a huge success for all. Mr. Kralowec, our advisor, arranged for several movies on woodwork to be shown to the group. All woodshop boys were invited. Speakers were asked to tell about various trades. In May our club was in charge of the display at the annual Patron's Day. The Chamber of Commerce, taking a great interest in our club, awarded ribbons for the best projects of all high school students taking woodwork. We hope that this club will be continued in future years because we thing it helps a boy appreciate and enjoy woodwork more. The officers for the year were: Charles Kamrath, president: Ioe Davis, secretary-treasurer. Row 1: Jared, Hamilton, Miller, Myrick, Ferguson, Jurkovxtch, Jones. Scarbrough. Row 2: Crabb, Brocden, Kamrath, Mr. Krawolec Grossman, Sheldon Wood, Davis: Wilson, Lybarger: Orth. 68 SEM . , TV .1 jf' If A . M . ' a 1 I is A 51, Thy 'x Q 4,211 HUNURAP. COLONEL -,! acl? A ,X l Q Arletta Yost Ccenterj was chosen Honorary Colonel of the annual Military Ball held March 19, 1949. Her attendants were Betty Io Iohnson Cleftb and Marian Chung' Crightj Arletta was presented with a beautiful locket, while the two attendants received lovely compacts. 'T 'Q A .W yy X 2 t if I X 1 J 2 if J if 'TAAZ Y v S W , , , ,x. .mu .,, , , A. -mf fs 1 K Q fy 5 'X 'Qs 1 'F Q we Y .Q gym if ' Ihr as lp 0 K - v W. ,G . 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The fellows usher at games and help keep general order at various sporting events. The Block P is a fine organization for boys because it increases interest and use of ability in sports. Row l: Miller, Scanlon, June, Ireton, Knight, Durson, DeV0re. Row 2: Souza, Watson, Adams, Gibson, Crockett, Ashlu Triwhlood, Turigian, Rymer. Row 3: Mr. Arbelbide Williams. Paulson, Rafferty, Gill, Hawkins, Warden, Martin, Webb N . x V Q . Xx , ,X hx L ..-s 5 nd' QUEENS UP 49 The 1948-49 Gridiron Greats chose Arletta Yost as their queen. She was in competition with girls from the entire senior class. Arletta won over all these girls and the runner-ups were made her at- tendants, Kathy Bariola Cleftj and Helen Dennis Crightj Arletta was presented with ld f . a go ootball at the annual Block P dance given in her honor. This year the Panther Punchers chose as their queen, Novella Wilson. Novella was the first Scamp- er Queen ever to be elected and she was in com- petition with the following girls: Evelyn Rockwell, Helen Dennis, Wanda Lewis, Eleanor Crow and Iackie Iones. Novella was crowned with a beautiful crown during intermission and was presented with a golden glove. 75 GRIDIRUN GREATS The Panthers had a moderately successful season but only on occasion did they look very good. Some of the games in which they looked exceptionally good were Edison, Taft, Tulare and Visalia. The first three were won and the fourth was a tie. Some of the hi-lights of the season were Trueblood's passing, Ashley's pass catching, and Torigian's, Rymer's, Gibson's, and Adam's running. The opening game of the season was with East Bakersfield in the southern city. Although the Pan- thers went down before the Blades 25-19, they all but ran the southerners off the field in the second half. Ashley and Trueblood were outstanding. The first practice game was with Strathmore and was won 28-6. Adams and Miller were the outstand- ing players in this game. In their next game the Panthers ran over the Edison Tigers 20-O In this game Rymer was outstanding by his running. The line also played a good game. The fourth game proved to be one of the most disastrous of the entire season. It was with the Madera Coyotes, champions of the northern half of the valley. The game was won by the Coyotes 33-18. The half-time score was 18-14 in favor of the Panthers but after the half they failed to click and the Madera team got better as the game progressed. The second league game was with Taft and the final score was 26-6 in favor of the locals. The game was never in doubt as the Panthers led 13-6 at the half. Those who scored touchdowns were Ashley, Mays, Gibson and Adams. The Wasco Tigers mauled the Panthers in the next game 14-12. The Panthers played inferior ball throughout the game and all but gave the game away by their fumbles. In the Tulare game Gibson really hit his stride. He scored twice and made long gains almost every time he carried. The score at the final gun was 26-0 with the Panthers coming out on top. Prandini, Zaninovich, Trueblood and Torigian also made long gains. Torigan was injured the first half and was out the remainder of the season. Rnw I: lk-Vore, Durbin, Zaninovich, Trueblood, Rymer, Torlgian , Adams, VVatson. Beaver, Gibson. Mays. Row 2: Caldwell. Prandini, Hill, Massey. Thomas, Snow, Maynard, Braly, Crockett. Knight, Miller. Row 3: Phipps, Hawkins, Hamilton. Webb Johnson, Brown, Vtfhiteside. Hepburn, Durson, Lasley. Row 4: Lewis. Leslie, Janclaes, Coates, Standifer, Olson, Poundstone Hood, Kibler. Overman, Prandini, Bush, Gill, Ashley. Row 5: Coach Arbelbide, Ridgeway, Fittro, Youngberg, Gibson, Summers Hamilton, Eggfmnn, Coach Meyers. PHS PHS , ,mfunv Row l Rymer' Arbelblde R DN May Mey ers Row 'i Hlll Snovs Trueblood Miller Russ 4 Hdwluns Phlpps Glbson Torxgxan - I Ni. f 5, x -'SWE 1,1- 2, Isis BONE BUSTIN' B' With Coaches F. F. Mock and Charles Brugh facing an almost entirely new squad we feel that the Cubs completed a successful season. With Sis- trunk, Patterson and Williams as anchor men the squad Won four, lost four, and tied one. The Cubs started the season with a bang by defeating the East Bakers- field aggers 7 to 6. A thirty-five yard touchdown pass from Fernside to . s the of the game. Or Row II: Warden, Connon, Ferrell, Grissom, Heffernan, Smith, Luther. Gilliam, Jordon, Chaney. Row 2: Coach Mock, McKinnon Lemming, Anthony. Ennis, Letsinger, Fernside. Paulson, Bevill, Shellabarger, Gilbert. Elam. Mr. Brugh. Row 3: Morris, Gross man,, Dennis, Gould, White, Mains, Coleman, Van Matre, Golston, Metcalf, Balanque, Demetriff. Row 4: Curley, Molezzo, June Henderson. Jackson, Rafferty, Sistrunk, Paterson, Collier. Rymer, McCallister, Drumriqht. Row 5: Lankford, Carroll. Shiplett VVomac, Smith, Baxley, Delaney, Bastian, Phipps, Cline, Hill, Gill, Anderson. Row 6: Jarvis, Miller, Hammer, Castillo, Littlejohn Owens, Gallayvay, Monroe, Reeves, Salmon, Ream. Row 7: Sharp, Pierce, Jennings, Lawrence. Zimmerman, Rafferty, Giddings Chappel, Williams, Stover, Hamilton, Clinton, Martin, Turner. Porterville Bakersfield Porterville Strathmore Porterville , Edison Porterville Madera Porterville , Taft Porterville at Wasco Porterville Tulare Porterville Delano Porterville Visalia 79 'Ii V. 5,x.,. M, -,I mf egg, Ti RSX .iff 'Ns . , s . s uv? ,T ' 1 Auf' ff I 5 Q ' flf' ff ll 1 y XX Q . UR If 't er '- .--gfv rs mir... 'WW .Tv U as After being defeated by Taft in the second league game the Cubs bounced back to beat Wasco by a score of 19 to 0. The Cubs followed the victory by travelling to Madera to help in the dedicating of Madera's new football stadium. They edged out Madera 7 to 6 in a game packed with action. The Home team then met Tulare on Tulare's field. The Cubs got off to a slow start, and at the end of the third quarter the Papooses were leading by a score of 14 to 0. On the first play of the fourth quarter the Cubs pulled a reverse to the halfback who carried the ball down to the Tulare eleven yard line. Then on a line plunge the Cubs went over for a touchdown. In the closing minutes of the game the quarterback threw a long pass that was good for a touchdown, making the score end in a tie 14 to 14. On the annual Armistice Day game the Cubs played the league champions, the Delano Bengals. The heartbreaker of the game occurred when with only four seconds left in the fourth quarter, and the score tied 12 all, the Bengals went over for a touchdown, defeating the Cubs 19 to 12. Row l: Jennings, Sistrunk Row 2: Rymer, Hill Row 3: Rafferty, Sharpe Row 4: Stover, Williams, Row 5: Anthony, Elam Row 6: Fernside, Patterson 80 'I f1f1....r. '.. nm F? ip www-5' f 4 , A , ' j' 'U 'Mievwy,3nw3ew ,Q J' -f nazi' 4 1-1 -A W 'isvii 'V 'W w M' W . . A A' L.-if'-7-X .W fv.imwgmE.i' Nflq,-1','Zf,. W NL ,. Y JNZNJ 'X . '.sW5iE.'5'4'Q:z.m WXNw1,uqLa M.1g .1 O A N- Ma 'VV - Q: I W .1 v , 'I A- .,.,. ' i., , V i ,Riagg Q'-viwwn A ,,f -'fy .Mfg w4f1.,X' V' 53 Q11 .ia L-ffm' ' ' ,I wwf, my 1 wh ff., ,, , cy, IQ! ,1 4 .- CLASS CAGE?-.S The Panthers had a very poor basketball season, winning only one league game. Even though every member of the squad had several years of playing experience, they failed to click as a team. In the pre-season games they showed promise of developing into a very strong team. They won almost all of their practice games, twice defeating Exeter who later won the County championship for small schools. The most consistent scorer on the team was Chuck Harris, forward, who was chosen for the all-county team. He was very good on lay-up shots and also did well on the longer ones. He is a junior and will be back to play on next year's team. Other members of the first string who will be back next year are Gibson and Newman. Edd Ashley, center, was high scorer during the season play. He also did very well on defense. Row I: Phipps. Harris, Easterbrook, Ashley, Newman, Standifvr. Row 2: Coach Mock, Gibson, Trueblood, Pearson, Mays, Kennedy, Caldwell, Sharp Harris Trueblood Kennedy Newman Ashley Gibson Caldwell Phipps Other players showing good ability part of the time were Trueblood Caldwell and Ph1pps The Panthers were strictly a one half team ln many of the games they were able to hold their own during the first half but were defeated in the third and fourth periods The Panthers only league win was from the Visalia Pioneers. This was the first league game. From the showing they made in this game, high hopes were held for a successful season. The team, however, seemed to deteriorate instead of improve. After a number of the league games had been lost, Coach Mock used many of the underclassmen in an attempt to build up a stronger team for next year. 83 HAPLESS HOOP-MEN Row I: Ireton, Whitten, Lankford, Harris, Rymer. Row 2: Chaney, Gilbert, Anthony. Coleman, Hobbs, Ra1't'erty. Row 3: Coach Brugh, Farrell, Salaiz, Owens, Phipps, Roberts. The Lightweight basketball team completed an unsuccessful season in league play. They did not win a single game, although some of their scores were very close. The Cubs climaxed the last game of the season with Visalia, by nearly defeating the league champions. At the half the score was 22 to 20 in favor of Visalia. The Cubs then put on a powerful drive until the score was 25 to 25. Then, as in so many games, the Cubs couldn't sustain their drive and were finally defeated 35 to 27. One handicap of the Cubs was the lack of experienced players from the preceding years, but game by game the Cubs showed steady improvement. The last three games the Cubs demonstrated splendid ball handling. Although all the players were fairly equal, Anthony, Whitten, Lankford, Gilbert and Rymer should receive honors for sparking the team. Rymer, left forward, made second string on the Southern San Ioaquin Valley all-league cage team. The team was greatly strenghtened at the end of the season by the addition of Barnard and Axelrod. With a few of the lightweight players returning next year and some good possibilities from the C class we should have a leading team. 85 CLASS C BASKETBALL This basketball team was composed almost entirely of Freshman boys. They were under the capable coaching of Mr. Grimm. They started out with a rather unsuccessful season but came through to win second place in the county. Buryl Cox was chosen for the all- county team. Porterville Porterville Porterville Porterville Porterville Porterville Porterville Porterville Porterville Porterville Porterville Porterville Porterville Porterville 13 Edison Tech 28 19 Exeter 30 20 Exeter 25 13 Bakersfield 16 26 7 , 3 Lindsay 40 25 Tulare 42 28 , 3 Delano 36 23 7 7 Visalia 39 23 3 3 Tulare 44 20 , Visalia 42 23 Delano 29 30 rrr,r 5 as Tulare 36 28 .,aar ac,,, D elano 35 32 r,cac 5 Visalia 45 Gruup Picture on Following Page- Row l: Morris, Rafferty, Bargston, Balanque Row 2: Cline, Pierceson, Danial, Manos, Drake Row 3: Mr. Grimm, Cox, McCallister, Maples, Goates 86 r W , my L. X I i Qi'vmmw'gN ' MM Q wb I Y QQ Q 5-r-5 'Wir 22142 ' yr, ' ' '- 'F 'EW Q f .. Row I: Robertson. Row 2: Ewing. Whitten, Ashley, Landford, Gibson, Trammell, Burton Rymer, Simmes. Row 3: Chappel, Mvers, Miller, Lasley, Hawkins, Jurdon, Dennis, Elam Bargstonjiuw 4: Collier, Hamilton. 1-fooper. Massey, Derfelt, Sommers, Sterling, VV:-athex's.' Maples. Row 5: Mr. Arbelbide, Robertson. Monroe, Hood. Kluth. Poe, Chaney, VVoods Mg1',,Mx'. Grimm. i n:AMoNn nnvrwrrs One of the largest squads in history turned out for the baseball team. There were eight lettermen re- turning from last year's A Class team, as well as several from the Iunior Varsity. The chief weakness of the team was infield er- rors. The Panthers were also weak at the plate, and failed to get more than three or four hits in each game. Theleague was chang- ed this year, and instead of playing six or seven teams, the Panthers met Tulare, Delano and Visa- lia three times each. They also took part in the Delano Invitational Tournament during Easter vacation. More than 30 schools were represented. The team played its best game of the whole season in this tournament. They won two games and lost two and every one of them were well played and the scores were all close. The games which were won were McFarland and Woodlake. The two which were lost were Bakers- field and Fresno High. Previously Bakersfield had defeated the Panthers by rather lop-sided scores. This time they were lucky to take out a 2-1 win in the final inning. The Fresno game was lost inthe tenth inning after the Panthers had tied the score in the seventh. Leading hitters in the tournament were Massey, Ashley, Lasley and Hawkins. This year's team was composed almost exclu- sively of seniors but many of the Iunior Var- sity players will be back to play for the Varsity next year. Mr. Garrett Arbelbide coached the Varsity and Mr. Edger Grimm the Iunior Varsity. Hawkins, Massey, Miller Lasley, Sterling, Sommers Trammell, Ewing, Gibson Hooper, Ashley, Poe N . N f vi' .j r A 3-fir Kali. 4' Row 1: Prandini, Prandi ni, C., Homer, Souza, Ham ilton, Morris, Durson, Let singer, Braley, Maves. Row 2: Gong, Sistrunk Caldwell, Rymer, Tharpe Watson, Jaconetti, Chung Morrison Row 3: Davis, Coates, Har ris, Chavez, June, Croc' kett, Overstreet, Hubbs, Lublin, Barnard. Tharp, CIP-.CLINE CINDERMEN lion' l: Lonning. Sharp, Newman KIXJEHIS. llnwvfiz I t'l'lBH. Ream, Castillo, Corzine Passion, Younghery. Morrison, Chung, Morris Morris -. , . .,.-... .., - Row 2: Anthony, Liinnovich, Olson, Hen- fiUI 'U'1 'Yup row: Conklin, lffowker. Wilson, Redfea rn. Coach Grave Simrlson. Easte-rbrook, Smith. Perkins 54-atm!! Huirv. McHenry. Sc-ra nton. Cook, Cypert, Moore, Toole, Rockwell, Johnson . ...auf . wma.:-ef -f, -A-' QQ G, ff l RAC ET BUSTERS The tennis squad completed a fairly successful season under the coaching oi Mr. Arthur Graves. The team won three and lost three tournaments in league play. The league this year was a small one consisting of only Delano, Visalia and Tulare. The tennis team was represented in the Annual County tournament by Victor Bowker and Eleanor Moore, C boys and girls singlesj: Barry Redfearne and 'Bill Simpson, Cboys doublesy Betty Io Iohnson and Evelyn Rockwell, 1-Q l- if' Porterville Porterville Porterville Porterville Porterville Porterville ,Re-dfearne, Wilson. Simpson, Easterbrook 92 Qgirls doublesj: and Marybeth Toole and Philip Wilson, Cmixed doublesj. Conklin, Bowker Johnson, Rockwell Coach Graves 7-Tulare 2 5--Delano 4 3-Visalia 6 4-Tulare 5 2-Delano 7 5-Visalia 4 Perkins, Haire Rockwell, Johnson Smith, Toole Row l: Ireton. Armstronfiij Bracher, oylv, Demetriff, Buchanan Row 2: Castillo. Beuchrnan, Atte- burv, Axelrod. McConneI, Crichton DeVore, Braly Row 3: Trueblood. Stolshek, Pritchard. Rooke, Slate. Becker, Gibson. Brown Row 4: T. Rafferty A, Rafferty, Baca Hubbs. Owens, SUPER SPLASHBRS The seasons schedule for the Porterville Union High School swimmers included: April 20 April 23 April 30 May 6 May 17: May 21 May 28 A swimming team was or- ganized for the first time in Por- terville Union High School. It is under the direction of Coach Charles Brugh with about 38 boys turning out. Four meets besides the Val- ley Finals were scheduled, and Coach Brugh was very enthus- iastic with the way each of the boys shaped up. Free style candidates who showed promise included Iac Stolshek, Bob Baca and Don Trueblood in the A class and Johnnie Ireton and Dick White in the B class. A class backstrokezs will be lead by Walter Becker and Kieth Booke with Albert Hal' ferty leading this event in the lightweight division. Don Delaney and Tom Haf- ferty appeared outstanding in the B class breaststroke, the A class was lead by hichard Buchanan in this event. 93 East Bakersfield Dual East Bakersfield ,, Invitational ,Visalia , , N r,Dual Exeter ,a ,::,,,::, t . Dual rOpen or rrci :,:::,,,: r , Exeter , ,, Count East Bakersfield Valley Final E3lZ'Tetfe5Eiff'?r'53'ebl?,'.3iike P NTHER PUNCHBRS For the first time ever in the history of Porterville High School two boxing tournaments were held. The first was held to eliminate some of the boys because there was such a large number who turned out for the Scamper. Another innovation was the election of a Scamper Queen, the honored girl was Novella Wilson. The champions in the various weight divisions were: Atmnit-we-ight - Rudy Ilnnit-ls VVQ-ltr-r'x'i'e-i,gl1t I'lPlI'l2iI'l Hawkins Flywoight Burel ljledsuw lllidtilvwvight Clyde Reeves Uuntumweight - Sllt'I'ITl2lh Don Liglitlu-nvywt-iglit - Bob Wenzel F'e:ithe1'weight V- Llovd Turner He-:ivywt-ight - Bill Hood Liprhtweiglit - Bob VVing:I'ie-ld J. Row l: Miss Ellis. Rodri uez, Raino, Billips, Chancellor, Carl. Barton Smith, Salisbury. Campbell. N. VVilson. B. Johnson, M. Boesch Huir, Toole, Van De Marilli. Harmon, Hart, Cy ert, Cook, Rockwell, Allen, Bri,carcl, Liiggerstaif, Mrs. Brugh.Rnw 2: VVeeks, Caulk. Pan- key, Reece, Crow, Hunsaker, Garrett, Fox, Farmer. Giddings, Cot't'nian. Birvlifield. Perkins, VVebh. Hamilton, Patterson. Corbin, Conrad. Strong. Gonzales, Warzee. Smart, Green. Evans. Slaughter, Wilson. ltww 3: Casado, Riddle, Pitigliano, Short, Tansel. Cooper. Hyde, VVood, Garrett, Dunlap, Gon f, Turney, Reynolds Newsom, Avila. Reeves, Massey. Thompson, Tomiello, Scranton. Rider, Spees, Noble.Row 4: Moore, Shervin. T3lair, Edmonds, Winninger, Corbin. Hicks, Powers. Ashworth, Hembree, Silvey, Wea- thers,Gunther, Smallwood, Creasv, Reece. Howard, Walton, VViils. Lawrenzw-, Hziwkins, Natzke, Ekman, Muse, Meek. Row 5: Kennedy. Chappel. Kendrick. Mc-Cullough, Mat-se, Holbrook. Morris, Vinu-nt, WVheaton, O'Neal, YVilhelm, Thomas, VVomaek, Me- Henry, Johnson, Sheldon. Gibson. Stewart. Lemmon. Swindle, P.trrott.lt'-w ti: Kidd, Johnson Canada, Choate, Iverson, Frame, White, Anderson. Steventon, Lankford, Sommer, Young. Adams. Poole. Hensley. Poole. Pray, Phillips, Gifford, Bartshe. C. Bartshe. Miller, Hansen, Gerdes. Row 7: Buhl, Brooks, MeGlothin. Choate, Cliatlwt-ll Casaflo. Lynch. Althouse, Townsend. Shry, Achter- burg, Ormonde, Norris. Beattie, Surabian, Zalud. WVall, Rogers. Rambo, Ash Hig.:ge1'stat't', Darhariek. Lane, March. Tharp, Tuck- farber, Hester, Aston. Combs. The G. A. A. has been very successful the past year under the guidance . . . ot Mrs. Barbara Brugh. Throughout the year many games were played including: tennis, bad- minton, volleyball, basketball, softball, and also folk-dancing was enjoyed. This year the annual county playday was held in Porterville. The two best volleyball teams from each school in the league were present. The league consists ot: Dinuba, Exeter, Hanford, Lindsay, Orosi, Tulare, Visalia, and Woodlake. The advantage of be- ing able to kill the ball netted us lroth fi'st and second places. In Ianuary our officers went to Woodlake for a conference and banquet of all the San Ioa- quin Valley. We are on the four year plan meaning that ine points you earn one year are carried over until the next. The first year you should earn a pin, second a letter, third a stripe, and fouzth a stripe. The G.A.A. is spending a large amount of money to purchase a trophy to he placed permanently in the Gym. 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