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

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S PEHI TE UE T VJe point with pride to our Superintendent . . Miss Marian L. Wilson . . gracious, efficient, and patient in her multiplex duties . . poised . . charming . devoted to the welfare of the school and the progress of each one of us . . appre' ciated in community activities . . a favorite with us. Vv'ith 'Tippie- Garde-riinq Marian I.. Wilson Tire reflections of l943 por'rav our nation in an rilfut war effort for the preservation of cle-rrivt:rarty. Every intiiviflual throughout the country, has teen Ciritrilputincg in some manner. At 'Nhitfier High Schcel students ani feadiers have continued their activities in the basic eduva- N tizznal proqrani iiesitgnetl to train young people fat: a war or a Vfiace-iiriie society. ln af,l'i1tizn txt the re 111.11 ziaiin' tasks, tire entire silioal persfgirifvl, stu- iftvs, time ftfrs, se 'retaries ani rrifiiiitf'iria:if 1 staff :uve iwf-ti c'uritril'vtitiri:g toward the war ftffirt lzy i'uj,'iii.y stamps and lzondsy :V assisting :tw limi QJYQSSI tty working part time in agriculture and in duszrv where manpower shortage exists, ity planting Vicfery gardens: hy participating in salvage drives, and lfy helping in numerous Ways to further :ne war effort. litany alumni, students and teachers have milistefl in the armed forces. 'lyme nitnor tlrfvftive has iieen in criricegfzato all V-tftzt t'vW.a1:l the winnincr of the war ani twwtirtl :f1t.liIi1 a lfiiriiatiigri which can supper' .1 lasting peace. 'llie r:ta'cr hope for the future is 111,11 'ire re- flections cf 1944 will begin ro reveal a word free frtzrii strife where all people may experience The Pour Freedznmsf Freedom of Speech and lffcrship and Freedom from 'Jfant and Fear. lNl.5-.RIAN L. '.'.'1LSCN.

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BU HU UT TRUSTEES T I N my Ex er trtehcllv and helptul assrstahce trom the com rhumty Board ot Trustees devotm f hours ot servrce th our behalf M O O Warshlourh presrdeht competently h admo the board wrth the calm Judgment wh1ch ha characterrzecl hrs memloershrp on the looard tor the past teh years Mrs Mabel Dye 14 crvrc rruhded rhterested rn the proqr ss of all younq people Mr lohn B Retlly molustrraltst dyharruc and capable Mrs Hazel Baker eherqetrc w1th vrsroh and und rstandmq Mr Vlctor Derhl wrde busrrtess expeuehce commumty l acler the cohfrclehce ot the commuruty and th hrqh school are well placed rn these hve llr O O Marsnburr s Mabe Dve Mr V1ClOI Delhl Mrs l-'azelBa1ce 'Vlr lohnB Rerll ' f tw , . - . t ll 1 - . 4 V . A , 1 ' t 1 g . , . . . . . . . C o 1 o . . . T. . . lv . . . . . . A A 3 . . , A . A S l T A 1 . . . . . ,ler . . . . . . GI! T Q M.- . . . . . , . . Q , . . V . . . . D A . , 9 , . . I Twlf . ' , A hr, . 1 l I' l . . h Y

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l. fl 1 s Q Dcn Douglas Daisy D. Vincen' Leo Adams . . . dynamic business manager . . . financial wizard , . . successful in cuttinq school expenses . . , he aims to please . . . Mrs. Vincent . . . Dean ot Girls and Guidance Coordinator . . . beloved adviser and friend of us all . . . Mr. Doug- las . . . Dean of Boys . . . head coach . . . respected and admired for his sportsmanship. 'ii Y' 1 I O in--M M DIRECTORS