Whittier Christian High School - Trumpet Yearbook (La Habra, CA)

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Priucizfalis' Massage We are in a world of rapid change. The knowledge of yesterday is insufficient for today. The methods of former times do not fit in these changing times. But in the midst of all the rapid advancement in knowledge, learning, exploration, scientific dis- coveryg we rely on an ancient book which is as modern as tomorrow 's newspaper and we trust in an unchanging infinite Christ who holds the keys to the future. Members of this graduating class face a period of active war and some will be called upon to face enemy fire in defense of their country. He holds the key to this problem. This social world is in the midst of serious adjustment. Christians everywhere are called upon to provide stability and reason to these adjustments. He holds the key as to the contribution we will make to this need. Our school faces the responsibility of changing our methods to meet these times with- outchanging the great principles of Christianity that we uphold. He holds the key to the advancements we will make. 'fr

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As the door opens to an- other school year, we find the Board of Whittier Chris- tian High diligently planning the ensuing events. After many hours of prayer, these men endeavor to outline the activities in the way that the Lord leads. We, as the student body, wish to ex- press our appreciation and gratitude for your concern in our behalf. 'je-Y., if' y Left to Right Abe L Collins William H Waterson George T. Link, Paul R. Goodman Wm Harold Ness Dr Foster T Bens Rev Ward Miller John H. Parker, Paul W. Schwepker and Rev Verl Lindley Not pictured Philip W Martin 'I' R Partee and Travis E. Rash.