California High School - Talon Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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Table of Contents . . Pages nine through twenty-two The seed that is planted from the heart shall never die. . . . Pages twenty-three through twenty-seven That which you sow shall you also reap. . . Pagesytwenty-nine through eighty-four All Work is as a seed sown, it grows, and spreads, and sows itself one . . Pages eighty-five through ninety-two We do not plant spirit for the present - but for the future. . . Pages ninety-three through one hundred and eleven There is always work to do . . . . . Pages one hundred and thirteen through one hundred and fifty-four Cheers, Ccndors! Cheer for our team . . . . Pages one hundred and fifty-five through one hundred and seventy-nine ' A little work, a little play - to keep us growing. . . Pages one hundred and eighty through one hundred and eighty-seven All hail to California, to you in praise we sing . . . . . Pages one hundred and eighty-eight through two hundred and six Growth is the only evidence of life.

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Since the opening of school last September, you have been a part of one of the finest high school student bodies in our United States. The opportunities that were presented to you, as one of the more than 8500 students in the Whittier Union High School District, are the result of the combined thinking and efforts of many thousands of individuals and groups during the District's 57 year history. These opportunnities have been developed through the close day-to-day working relationships ofuyour parents, patrons, Board of Trustee members, administrators and teachers who all have as their one obiective to provide for you the best educational program possible. They be'lieve that as the result of their continuous efforts you will be a better citizen, prepared to accept your responsibilities as a member of our society. The reports we receive each day indicate that our present students and our graduates are making excellent contributions to our American way of life. The challenge facing this year's graduates is a big one, but we believe that you will be equal to the task of facing it. To the undergraduates, the excellent traditions estab- lished by your predecessors have set your goals high. lt is up to you. My congratuations to the graduating class of 1957! C. H. WENNERBERG 5 Superintendent HEBER H. HOLLOWAY LEONARD A. GRANDY Deputy Superintendent Assistant Superintendent c OLD 9 'lo 'e +f'-is r ,A 0 Z ,Iii f O M c ,... -A o 1- 9 g oo 93, uint M. M. LUTHER Business Manager '. , .T , ,S Q ' ' '33, , A HAZEL JONES HAROLD H. LITTEN ELIZABETH PELLETT BARBARA PHELPS In-Service Training Publications Learning Materials Speech Correction