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

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ISTRATION FACULTY

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Mr. Sidney A. Temple Education is the most valuable of all assets. It cannot be lost, it cannot be stolen, it cannot be taken away. When misfortune has scattered riches and poverty has conquered wealth, the educated brain remains to furnish either a foun- dation for a new fortune or consolation for the one that was lostff ' DR. and MRS. MALCOLM DICKINSON Dr. and Mrs. Dickinson have combined their talents and experi- ences this year in the direction of Westlake. Between them they rep- resent five college degrees, ten plus years of graduate study, and teaching experience in such di- verse fields as English, speech, biological s c i e n c e s, physical sciences, mathematics, philosophy, psychology, social sciences, and physical education. Their com- bined careers represent over fifty years of successful academic ad- ministration. We are grateful to Dr. and Mrs. Dickinson for estab- lishing educational goals within each of us, and for helping us to develop the qualities necessary to achieve these goals. l X t Miss Carol Mills Through my many years at Westlake, Vox has meant much to me. Each year the plan for the book has made that issue distinctive. But as one year flows into an- other, a likeness is evident. Hair styles, skirt lengths, favorite music may change, but Vox Puellarum, the Voice of the Girls, is always reassuringly the same. That voice expresses the warmth of friendship, the interest in learning, the love of tradition which make Westlake distinctive.