Whittier Christian High School - Trumpet Yearbook (La Habra, CA)

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Helpful guidance from those who 've trodden the path before us Trust invested in lives . . . of those about Silence . . . when silence is golden Laughter. . . to shorten a long day Reflections . . . of all we've learned shimmer in the window of experience Days . . . darkened by trials brightened by hope . . . Hope . . . that It will be cancelled Hope . . . that you will be chosen Hope . . . for another chance . . to show your better self. Influencing . . . the lives that lead. Guiding . . . the lives that follow. , Nl .. A.QADLMlCS mix 7 I 9

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Pat ,Murphy Zrailguidc During the course of our high school years, we as students meet many achieve- ments and failures. This year working on the student council has helped teach us, as council members, to accept both. Student government is a very difficult position to handle because it demands much work and understanding. As president, I wish to thank each mem- ber of the council for the effort they put forth in doing an outstanding job in their respective positions. We leave with the hope that our efforts have bettered the school and have served as a foundation for future efforts. Gita

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Board Of Educaiivn Left to right: Eugene Birdsall, Pat Murphy, George Link, Ward Miller - Chairman, Byron Crume, Grover Coleman, Leonard Bovey, Dr. Foster Bens - Vice Chairman, Harold Ness, T, R. Partee - Treas urer, Paul Schakelaar, William H. Waterson - Secretary, Schwepker. Not pictured: Rev. Verl Lind- ley, Mr. Phil Martin, Ray Widmer.