Westlake School for Girls - Vox Puellarum Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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,..-1' .y:Uu 'i FACULTY Mrs. E. S. Cockrell ew French 1, 2 Miss Isabelle Brown Vijfgwii French 3, 4 Lower School French Qiifl ,J iiiil ' gf' ds, 5 f , s . ,J , E ii cf' s.t 4 4,1 I ,y ,f ' ig.- .Q Z H? 0 - -xt 5' U ' r l i f 2 1 W i Y ' j 2 2 j S r Y i ? .V Ll '- 1 V in Yi' 'i Mrs. Catherine Zangrilli Miss Pniiicin Ann Henning Lower School Principal Head Counselor 4.mWwf,,m.,WN,,,ss, ,.,, W, , , , , Mrs. Renwick McNiece-American History Mrs. Wilfred Mommaerts-Physiology Miss Joyce Holland-World History Mrs. Ruth Elizabeth Thompson-Chemistry Science 8, Math 8 Miss Anne Stevenson-Physical Science Algebra 'I 9

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V, ax MRS. MALCOLM DICKINSON The Senior Ring Pledge embodies our long-range goals for Westlake graduates. On the evening you received your rings you promised to seek the best gifts-of civilization, of man's achievements, of human- ism, if you will-in a spirit of loyalty to your alma mater. Your ring is to be a constant reminder that you will center your thought and action in the best that we know of beauty and of truth: the golden part. Finally, your pledge of service to others may bring you the greatest happiness and self-fulfillment. Look at your ring often, and strive for constancy to these ideals. r MISS CAROL MILLS Years give a perspective. They put into place what is of little value, what is of true worth. Like Ruskin's books of the hour, books of all time, a school is tested as are its pupils by its intrinsic qualities. West- lake has met that test by its constant insistence upon fineness of character and achievement, and by its orientation through thoughtful change to the needs of a changing world. The years pronounce it good. 8 THE MR. SYDNEY A. TEMPLE The aims of Westlake for the past fifty-nine years have been academic superiority and the shaping and development of character of girls into young wo- men. With devoted and consecrated teachers, and students carefully selected to qualify for good Westlake citizenship, I have an abiding faith that the same ideal will be perpetuated for years to come. Education is the most important enterprise of our free society, and I deem it a privilege to be a part of the Westlake community.

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