Westchester High School - Flight Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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CourTesy is conTagious is The moTTo seen on The door of Mr. Fred Tanner, boys' vice principal. Super- vising boys aThleTics is one of Mr. Tanner's many jobs. He makes sure we are al- ways vvell-represenTed- in our league and ThaT our Teams are well scheduled and equipped. No wheel Turns vviThouT The consenT of Mrs. Florence Young, our girls' vice principal. Her OK places evenTs on The calendar, and her parTicular inTeresT is The Girls League. All of us know her as a real friend. ja!

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llwEll We , the expression of unity among our fellow classmates, is The theme of This year book of nineteen hundred fifty-three. We the faculty, and We The students have formed a close relationship by working together, based upon friendly guidance and a willingness to learn. The co-ordination of individual ideas and interests have made our clubs and activities proof of This statement. We, The Annual Staff of FLIGHT '53, proudly dedicate This book to Miss Harriet Baker and to Mr. John Reilly, whose skill and devotion are amply displayed on These pages. it TW We, The students ot West- chester High School, owe a great deal to Mrs. Horn for her constant efforts to work constructively with us, and to help us to achieve dis- tinction in each activity. 2

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Q l 1 A016071-og, Mrs. Neva Herndon is our head counselor who Tailors the master program to fit the personnel of the school. Miss Phyllis Chapman, registrar, has the busy iob of checking attendance. Remember, if you plan to go to the beach, be sure Miss Chapman is looking the other vvay! This happy group makes the counselor's office a pleasant place to bring anything from personal to programming problems. Why, even future careers are plotted herel Seated around the table are Diane Smith, secretary to Mrs. Hern- don, Jim Heusdens and Henry Safer, grade advisors, Jane Herndon, head counselor, and Willa Jewett, Shirley Taylor, Elizabeth Steinauer, and Bill Rankind, grade advisors.