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

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of 'awe jg A L i lk' BOARD Ol lRLblll9 Nlr Howlrd Baker N r.: Gtll Mr Ru Hutthxnaon Clmrrmln fthe llmud ,fd S-,K N.: 115 1 ll u X Xcrnon Qhlx Sheldon ADMINISIRATIUN ON OLR MERRY WAX It lb rnsprrmg to note that our yearbook them! rs one of optlnnsm and cheerfulness as the new gjacl ares step out mto a world frlled mth doubt and susprcron The possrbrlrty strll ewusts that lrfe tan be merry and gay and belref m a happy future lead to more enjoyment of the pttitht wi? Our crtrrens of tomorrow can he happy and cheerful rn thur outlook vsrthout rgnormg the work and rupormbnllty of the modern world The theme On Our Merry Was Should not he lost as the pages of thas yearbook turn ow wrth mme, but rather let rt be a gurde to a way of thmkmg leadmg to .1 hrrghter future Best vushzs to the members of the class of 1958 as they go merrrly on their may C harles W Easterbroolt I fhlrlu XX l lNlLI'lWI'4J lllvrnr Nlllltfllllillllllll

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THE E X On Our Merry Way is the theme we have ch A Q for s year's annual. We feel this is W M Q 0, ecause we have finished our 51st edition and 1 lieve you will find it the best yet. Our s t acquiring a new through structed buildings and displayed the students toward We sincerely sp GRANITO for lofi WWW' .11 'N '15-nw .:.: e--,V . A new face is appearing on the P.L'.H.S. campus. With the c Library-Studyhall on Olive Street, our high school is beginning to of dignity, destroyed by the treacherous earthquake of 1952.

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N7 Xb 'HUD' On Our Merry XY'av is an apt phrase for P.l'.ll.S.-enrollment up one hundred over last year-two thousand students on tampus-a heautiful new library-studyhall as the huh of our academic units-classrooms and other units on the drawing boards ready to he translated into fine new buildings. Our students have learned that The Merry XVay depends on purpose- ful activity and new friendships, loyalty and service, victory and defeat. Congratulations to the El Granito staff who, as in previous years, have recorded so well the forward march through another year. E. A. Landgraf Principal