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

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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

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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

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