Western High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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4'f.:g,s',:-f', , ', -, f . fa- - . Superintendent Faces First Time Problems District Superintendent Paul W. Cook discusses Western affairs with Nan Peterson, member of the Junior Class Qleitj and Virginia May, Pioneer Staff member. In a message to WHS student body, Mr, Cook wrote: Congratulations, Western High students, on the com pletion of your first year as a full senior high school. We are all proud of your successes in the scholastic and athletics fields, You have set high standards in every area, and have made the name of Western, even in this short time, well known in Southern California. I hope every new senior high school that we open will equal your standards and conduct. , , Mk f .f -Jr . '?'x. I V7 , 95- +. TG, ,X fi - 'f A, gg -432 ,..,,,, E 1 P- 752:25 sv-W 5-1 a

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Face Problems of Dynamic Growth at Board Members Meet in District Board Room Board of Trustees discuss one of the many issues that comes before the members, From left: Dr. L. Kenneth Heuler, Mr. Don R. Langson, Mr. Raymond B. Terry, President ofthe Board, Mr. Ben H. Shroeder, and M1- Marten. h 9

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I -af t W Li mg? A E as Q ' X , Axis? 2 lf, Y s if iii iii ,Q are si saw if ' , , - - ,i Chester R. Shirk Mr. Shirk, our principal, has been the chief directing executive at Western during our process of growing up and expanding, I-Ie looks with pride to the fact that Western will graduate a senior class this year for the first time. We appreciate his interest in our scholastic achievements and the part he has played in bringing our athletic teams into the Sunset League, another first time. Through his guidance, Western has become a high school of high rank with an enrollment of nearly 2500 students. 11 has-Q my :ga