Whittier Union High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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= ' Z A RQI tN, AA A N D : W H ,T E ilKIL ' ILIEAfiilE OIFIFIICIEK HELEN AMDERSQN MPOTHX GLASS I (MAINE m HI tDWiNA r 5 1 1 L Id KTTy GATES :tAl l 3C0T! DOPOTK; ' CLINE ELIZABETH EMR GIRLS ' LEAGUE The Girls ' League has again completed a very active year. Through its com ' mittce system of organisation and with the efficient assistance of its faculty advisers, it has tried to reach and engage the interest of every girl in high school. The social program of the League has featured a Senior-Freshman Tea, the annual Hi-Jinx party, provocative of much hilarity, the Senior-Mothers ' Tea combined with a Fashion Show, and last of all the annual Girls League party to the Student Body at the Whittier Woman ' s Club. The welfare program of the League included the annual Christmas party to which the entire school contributed, the cutting out of over one hundred gar- ments from material furnished by the Red Cross, and the making of these garments by various organizations in Whittier and their distribution. The Girls ' League also con- tributed to the Guirado Milk Fund and to the Orthopaedic Hospital. First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester Helen Anderson President Gayle Olson Edwina Keyes - ..First Vice President Edwina Keyes Dorothy Glass Second Vice President Betty Gat es Jane Rosenberger Secretary-Treasurer Lorraine Smith Elizabeth E.ager Sergeant-at-Arms Alice Pemberton Lucille Logue Song Leader Gean Scott Dorothy Cline Tell Leader Dorothy Cline Sixteen

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CARDINAL AND WHITE TUIDIENY OIFIFHCKK L TIAN DIETRICK ALICE MARTIN bimilY M ' CAFFR[y EUGENE BARMORE O-KT-tv ' TOM PARRY DOROTHX WELCH j:, CONSTANCE COLL WAYNE WILSON ERIC BURTON ' HERMAN BRANNON Fifteen

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CARDINAL AND WHI- TE GLEN CfcWl-ORD NERriON BRANNON OIFIFIICIEK MLE IIIJ50N Lt5 A8SHEAR DAN TEB65 HEBER PLMR ; RAZOR CLUB The purpose of the Ra;or Club has been to further closer relationship between teachers and pupils and to promote high morals and clean sportsmanship. Since its in ' ception ten years ago, the RaMr Club has made a record of service and accomplishment. Meetings are looked forward to with pleasure, for the reason that the Razor Club is the only organization of which every boy becomes a full-fledged member upon entering Whittier High School. This year some interesting and entertaining pro grams have been presented. Among those most enjoyed were a sleight-of-hand performance given by Mr. Frank Allen of South Pasadena and a roping exhibition given by Monte Montana. The greatest project of the year was a very successful play, directed by Miss Frankeniield, and featuring a cast made up entirely of Razor Club members. First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester Ebert McKinney Big Shaver D. le Allison Fr.ank Hodge Little Shaver Robert Drury D.AN Tebbs Latherer Ebert McKinney Glen Crawford Strapper Glen Cr- wford Herm. n Br. nnon ' Hoisy Blade Lester Abshe. r P. UL Farmer Tip Receiver Heber Pl. yer Dan Tebbs Social Chairman Paul Farmer Seventeen