Sierra High School - Oracle Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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■? ' :■.! In 1900 one high school was adequate for the education of the young people of the Whittier area In the last few decades the population increase has been so great that the High School District now contains six schools, and plans are underway for the addition of still others to meet the growing needs of the community. I, the urchin unto whom, In that smoked and dingy room, Where the district gave thee rule O ' er its ragged winter school, Thou didst teach the mysteries Of those weary A B Cs, — -TO MY OLD SCHOOLMASTER ■ I App And AOministRAtion

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DR. HEBER H. HOLLOWAY Superintendent DR. LEONARD A. GRANDY Assistant Superintendent The students of Sierra owe a debt of grati- tude to the gentlemen of the District Administra- tion whose job is that of supervising and co- ordinating the programs and activities of the six high schools. They spend many hours in research and study before making each decision in order to maintain the highest possible standards of education for the district. 6lStRICt AdministRAtion DR. CHARLES E. WALLACE Assistant Superintendent MR. EUGENE O. WINEINGE Assistant Supenntendentd r MR. MALCOLM BURTON President BoaRd of tRustees ML;. HERSCHEL STARR MRS. VIRGINIA MACY MR. EDGAR ROMBERG The members of the Board of Trustees have the great responsibility of deciding the policies of the Whit- tier Union High School District. As unsalaried officers, they give freely of their time and energy to provide the students with the best possible educational opportunities. MR. CHARLES MARSHALL 10