Norwalk High School - El Lancero Yearbook (Norwalk, CA)

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Our first graduating class is cause for cele- brating -- not because you are leaving, but be- cause you are begin- ning what we hope will be a life-long career of learning. Each one of you will be missed. ROSE ALLEN, Counselor In my capacity as Di- rector of Child Welfare and Attendance, I hope that I have impressed upon our Student Body the importance of faith- ful and honest attend- ance. It is with pride that I see our first graduat- ing class leave us. I can only hope that my guidance and influence has been to their ad- vantage. K I R K MCKEEVER, Di- rector of Child-Welfare and Attendance. -4 My best regards to our first graduates. These seniors have set the standards to guide the following classes in their high school years. MATHILDE ROSENQUEST Nurse The class of '60 is very special to me. As the first graduating class of Norwalk, I con- gratulate you enthusi- astically and thank you for contributing h a rd work, fine school spirit, and wonderful accom- plishments to the devel- opment of a better school. VESTA HARVEY, Counselor After checking ears, eyes and treating minor iniuries it has been my pleasure to know that the seniors of NorwaIk's fi r s t graduating class will leave us with a good health record. Congratulations, a n d may good health and happiness a ccompany you always. RAY BUSENBARK, Doctor I have enioyed the last two years at Nor- walk as much as any part of my service in education, The privilege of working with a first- rate student body is one that any counselor ap- preciates and one that I shall always remember with pleasure. CY LOWE, Counselor

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QQMQ9' ' Enclosed within these covers of EL LANCERO is a pictorial record of the Norwalk Lancers' finest year to date. The student body can be proud as it views its many accomplishments of the 1959-60 school year. Our best wishes go to our first graduating class. May good fortune and happiness await them in whatever endeavors they will now pursue. F. WILLARD REDFERN my Only a few people in this world can al- ways be first. This, our first graduating class, will always be first on o-ur list of Alumni. As long as you live, you carry this challenge: Be not only first, be foremost. LAURENCE A. MCKENNA l 1 a W!! May the spirit of this annual remain with you as you stand on the threshold of a new life, Seniors have climbed the ladder. As they look down, many things come to mind. The struggles of the freshman year, the chal- lenge of the sophomore year and then iun- iors becoming a part of a changing world. Now, as seniors, your eyes tum to the future - the lesson is learned, the page turned, for what is past, weaves today. SHIRLEY P. WHITE

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MR. LUIS AGUIRRE Language zz My MR. JOSEPH ARMIJO MISS JOYE BARTON MR. WILLIAM BLACK Mathematics Mathematics English-Speech MISS INGRID BLOOMFIELD Language-Annual MRS. MAUDE BRADLEY Girls' Physical Education MR. WILLIAM BRENNAN MRS. OLIVE BRUINS MR. ROBERT BURDICK Mathematics lcamera shyl HGUITI1 English MR. RONALD BYRD Industrial Arts MR. JOSEPH CARD Science I.. 5 A MR. GILBERT CARRILLO MRS. ANITA CHRISTENSEN MRS. LODOYNE CRAIG Boys' Physical Education English Home Economics Social Studies MISS JEWELL DAVISON Girls' Physical Education