Reedley College - Tiger Yearbook (Reedley, CA)

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New Officers for Spring Semester Student Council Spring Student Council FROM THE LEFT, Arlene Shamshoian Richard Enns Cheryl - -tt d Il I d h I k Houtby, Bob Gilly, Debbie Wittwer, Leslie Pierce, David Lehlman, President Louie Mehas, Efegglgnlig rglizvhfio geprosiirgraosfdioogle Teresa Kim, Gary Nelson, Cindy Freeburg, John Simmons, Janet Barkley, Deby Gill, Student Council. Bryan Peterson and Russell Hosaka. - rs 11 Q '5 2 ' Vit 7 Nts, N -. ' ' ' ' if .gl 4, .ily l - -.-, ,Ll X ' ,N l -,Ng ' , , , -3, elm . f :' 5 sk'-. . .Vi- Council Advisor Vernon J. Warkentin and Jungle Chant Editor Bob N A Gilly hold a pre-Council consultation relative to budgetary matters. N FI Spring semester President Louie Mehas, immediate Past President Bryan Peterson and SC Advisor Elaine F. Rouch discourse on a current issue. jg Spring semester Student Council President V ' Louie lVIehas and SC Advisor Elaine F. '. Rouch share a joke before convening a meeting. Student Council had a major aim of strengthening the Journalism Department along with sponsorship of usual annual af- fairs.

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Tiger Country Tigerettes Coach Donna IVlcKittrick organized the Reedley College all-womens' tennis team for the first time last year. In keeping with the tradition of pro- ducing excellent women players, that team had a sensational winning season. Pictured on this page are members of this year's group and once again Coach NIcKittrick has players with ability to be representative of their Orange and Black predecessors. This team plays an independent schedule and does not have any particular con- ference affiliate. This season's schedule includ- ed home and away matches with Porterville, IVlerced, Bakersfield, COS, University of Cali- fornia, Fresno, and California State, Bakersfield. Sue McFall, an excellent frosh prospect from Reedley. 1 i Jill Shafer wields a big racquet and was listed as the number one Tigerette on the '74 squad. Jill is a soph- omore from Parlier. S - 1-'V rl '74 squad members KFRONT ROW L TO Rl Linda Welter, Debbie Garcia, Jill Shafer, CBACK ROWl Yolanda Carrillo, Sally Warren, Sue McFaII, and Mary Koch. Coach Donna McKittrick and team manager Marsha Karle are all smiles over a team victory. ,HQ ff' l if if ,K ,r fag' Vai! , Q gr ,ff ' fi ff X' lf gf .Q ' . J' 1 Y' rl' if 5 f lf' ,f v .' Q1 r yr' K uf' K' 'If' fi K if fr! r' 1 I up it-h v Ar' 'Ir' if lr Y'-- gf Y' 'ff f' W I' G -:f'!i,g,' -xg. f ,'.'jAvr I-1. xr Kflfly l-ff X, I 524, yr 4.-' j.1sy,,- V I, f 3 ' y- E N ,- . Vi. . -'fmt' 5 ll' X ' .' '27 Xt' . Wi. . N-ff' ' -Q vN ' i 'fr tg. or rms., fi -l a s 5, .9 ,, V Im p X 'N VV X' N . A I- A XJ-,L 152 9,1 rv 1 .L A A . r , I, ,nt ttfgg' f l -e my ' - vvei We swf? s Axcis. 'XXA C 11 H ell This casual was snapped of Linda Welter and John Badorine after Linda opened her sophomore season with a 6-O, 6-0 win over a Porterville victim. 95