Valley Christian High School - Crusader Yearbook (Cerritos, CA)

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BILL PLOSSER . . . Mr. Personality around school . . . noted for his sense of humor, but can be serious, too . . . determined to carry on the traditions ot Hoover . . . a capable representative to other schools . . . began vvork on the Constitution revision . . . guided the class of '48 through their junior year . . . talented in drama, Bill has garnered many honors with his comedy portrayals . . . a self-styled man-about-town, Bill has proved as president that he is an able and efficient executive. Gai!-ine! I lifllecf dcfaaal 100 Z

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MR. WILLIAM E. McDONALD . , . outstand- ing administrator, loyal to all l-loover tradi- tions . . . fairness and common sense have led him to be recognized as a fine leader . . , his impartiality and good judgment, his energy and intelligent planning, and his participation in school affairs have endeared him to both faculty and students. MISS FRANCES E. IACKSON . . . girls' vice principal, friendly and gracious . . . her expe- rience as counselor has enabled her to give valuable assistance and advice . . . is faculty sponsor to the Cirls' League Board and Cirls' Service Club . . . in charge of guidance office, too . . . Miss jackson continues to win the respect and admiration of all who know her. MR. OTHO A. PETTYIOHN . . . boys' vice principal, cheerful and genial . . . always ready to be of service to anyone in school . . . he is the adviser to the Boys' League Board, Boys' Service Club, the Student Council, and the new grounds committee . . . lvlr. Pettyjohn's broad, kindly humor and his friendly interest in every student make him a favorite with all Hooverites. faiencffq expefziencecf acflaice

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CABINET I will 1 XV A- ,iiftfrism l 415353-is Mfr N ' ' CABINET I . capable lawmakers for the first semester. . . supervised Howdy Day . . . inaugurated work on the Constitution revision . . . conducted Red Cross-drive . . . handled Scroll sales . . . managed student-body elec- tion . . . a group of fifteen students working together for the good of the school . . . resolved to uphold high campus standards. If y ' ' : .f.::2' pu ir? -V I 4, , . ,e,'-,,:g- -, I, .,.,, ,,:,,, 2 I , y H I I . ., .we ' f - ffe. 1-':s2:.s.'f1 2 ff H, uf' , -.:'.14-fp.. ,sg ,ff 5 A lllzlsf , Warren Hart, vice president, lanet Thompson, secretary of stateg Rusty Brown, secretary of publicity, Margaret Cunningham, secretary of assembliesg lim Macliscn, sec- retary of forensicsg Vivian Mickelson, secretary of financeg Nancy Campbell, secretary of girls' athletics, Gene Tancle, secretary of boys' athleticsg lean Gallagher, secretary of girlsg john Bradley, secretary of boysg Pal' Plummer, chairman of campus and corridors, Ruth West- cott, junior representativeg Carl Moseley, senior repre- sentativeg Schuyler Harshman, junior representativeg Bill Hushaw, sophomore representative. W , ,Z I f Q W' ff f 1 1 f , iq dpeecfzed, campaignd, fzepeallecf effafzl'