Excelsior High School - El Aviador Yearbook (Norwalk, CA)

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I Dedication A student's growth many times depends upon the en- couragement others give. This encouragement must come, not only from an advisor, but a friend: some- one who will give warmth and understanding when it is needed. It must come from someone who has cap- ably dealtwith the onward movement: someone whose lvfe can be set as an example for others to follow. We have dedicated this year 's annual to such a person. This teacher has always found time to give warmth and understanding to students. She is greatly loved and respected for her generosity. Literally hundreds of students have been helped by this busy woman who denies no student extra help when it is needed. In her many-sided lute she is a most capable teacher, a wufe and mother and a devoted public servant. She is an elected member of Delta Kappa Gamma Honor- ary Teacher Sorority, an organization comprised of the top women teachers and administrators in the State and was named Career Woman ofthe year in 1958 by the Business and Professional Women 's Club of La Mirada. Allwho know her, value the guide lines which she has set before them. As a writer by interest, a humanitarian by nature, a public official by overwhelmingpublic choice, the first woman mayor of La Mirada, and as a teacher of Eng- lish, Latin, and Journalism at Excelsior, her influence has spread far and wide. We the staff of the 1964-65 El Aviador respecbfully dedicate our reflections to Mrs. Estelle Troup. f -'s's -if t 1 , if. Q. .K .. Hz. ' rig ' V ' 5.3 J 'il ,t :' .935 2.3: 5 V 1 ii: ' - .'..,I? ' A fir.. '- 1999 ' i'.5, If J 1 3 ' ' 5 , 1', 'f 1

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Adminisfraiion and Foculfy