Sierra High School - Oracle Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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MR. EUGENE O. WINEIN Mr. Eugene O. Wineing long and distinguished in the Whittier Union School District began in ball at Whittier High He served there, except four year hitch in the Force, until 1952. He was called to El Rancho High to serve as Director of Athletics and Assistant Dean of Boys. In 1956, his career led the District Administrative tices, where he served year as Coordinator of otional Services. ln 1957 was named Principal of Sierra High School. And now, 1959, he is assistant intendenr of the Whittier Union High School District. when he was hired to teach dustrial Arts and coach foot- School. DEDI GER er's career igh H 1940, ln- for o Air than School 'R him to Of. for OPM'- he QQ in pef. Su he Trustees Not too long ago, when. Sierra High School was only a diagram on a drawing board, t of the Whittier Union High School District began to look for capable and experienced people to organ- ize and direct the yet-unborn school. From El Rancho High School they chose a man of experience and intelligence, and on his shoulders they placed the responsibility of directing the new school. From Whittier High School they chose a woman with a special gift of understanding, and gave to her the iob of guiding all the girls of this new bastion of learning. lt was proven that they chose well, for in view of their excellent records, they were recently selected for higher positions. The man is now the Assistant Superintendent of the Whittier Union High 'd ttice of Pioneer High School, the latest addition to the district. When it was learned that they were gon g , f b th of these educators were friends of the student body. Yet there was an air of happiness, School District, and the woman has been chosen to head the gui ance o 'n to leave there was sadness around the Spartan Cam- pus, or o for we, the Student Body of Sierra High School, know that they have gone on to even greater things. So, in gratitude for the many selfless contributions they have made for our school, and for us as individuals, we gratefully dedicate this, the 1959 Oracle, to you, Mr. Eugene O. Wineinger, Assistant Superintendent of the Whittier Union High School District, and to you, Mrs. Madeline Sorensen, Vice-Prin- cipal of Pioneer High School.

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