Whittier Union High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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CARDINA C1 WHITE Sisivxoxls CLASS OFFICERS 1258 ,J Sem. Kali!! zyasfd ,. ,X,. . LCSt6I ,fe f' Vue Dies, , X N ,C . ,, - 4 Senior Class 0H'icers HE MEMBERS of the Senior Class of the Whittier Union High School have worked diligently during their Freshman, Sophomore, junior, and Senior years, and now find themselves nearing an important milestone in their lives. Both joy and regret are mingled in their hearts. The joy is for friendship formed, good times enjoyed, and work accomplished, while the regret comes from the breaking up of pleasant association. The class has indeed been successful in its undertakings, for it has been promif nent in scholarship, athletics, and all other Student Body activities. The Scholarf ship Society is largely composed of Seniors, and many are graduating with high honors. The class is represented in almost all of the other clubs and organizations of the school. In both its Junior and Senior years, a member of the class has carried away honors in the Cratorical Contest. Not only have the members supported boys' and girls' athletics enthusiastically, but they have encouraged school spirit and good fel' lowship by their Senior Pep Committee. This committee has arranged peppy rallies, and in collaboration with the Seniors' social chairman has sponsored several inf teresting affairs. Within their own class, too, the Seniors have been very active. They ordered their class rings at the end of the Junior year, and therefore were able to wear them all year. Senior sweaters in class colors, blue and white, were ordered by most of the class. All of the routine work of the class has been dispatched promptly and efficiently. TWENTY-NINE

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DINAL GWH ITE Classified Q' ' S? Q? . I? D- N g 5535 , Piave, 5' J ' Eff Q Y 'w in A V X ' X iz -, .M i V N ' -Q, Hansel CLASS Snyh Class WWC' alms T mf F, QM T lr. we ' , f 5 2 Ji . 5 , I Oskar? r bf f if .' 43115 . ' -- fb! I 'f T tl' Siu-do - I 5 is 0U'lClBSSE N0 Clasfwsr ALL V Classes HE LIVES of Freshmen are not things of delight. They come into the new school with eager expectancy, but also with painful shyness. It seems to them that all of their mistakes and blunders are noticed. The class rooms are hard to find, and the pink, blue, yellow, and white slips are very confusing. However, after a few weeks, their greenness wears away, but the sting of being a freshie remains until the end of the year. There are the used to be freshiesv present again-the Sophomores. They, too, are eager and excited, but very selffconfident. They now know the school life and what fun they can have with the Freshmen. Gradually lasting friendships and cliques are formed, some of which develop into exclusive snobbery and others into delightful friendships. The Juniors appear now as upper classmen and are rather proud of themselves. They are thrilled with new power and responsibility in managing school affairs. Un them rests the success of the midfyear play, the juniorfSenior Banquet, and other similar duties. Then comes the high and mighty class of seniors. In them is the real responf sibility and leadership of school affairs vested. Most of them settle down to hard work both in studies and in school activities, realizing that this year will be their last chance of making a record. Besides their work many pleasant times are strewn along, and all regret that their last year has been finished. TWENTY-Elcur l . H-,

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XVILMA JENKINS Orchestra 1-4: Girls' Sextette 1-4: Girls' Orchestra 2, 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Girls' League GLENN CASEY Dramatic Club 3, 4: Razor Club 1-4. AUBREY MYERS Spanish Club: Razor Clu cgo MAN XUM tin Club I, 2' Orchestra 1-4: Advanced Orchestra 4: nch Club 3, 4: Art Club 3. 4: Scholarship 1-4. RITA SMITH Spanish Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: English Lit. Club 4: Girls' League 1-4. IRENE HEWITT Latin Club 2: French Club 2. MARGARET MITCHEL Spanish Club 2: Dramatic Club 3: Orches- tra 4: Girls' Orchestra 3: Girls' Sextette 2. 3. 4. - RODELL JOHNSON Varsitv Track 4: Varsitv Club 4: Art Club 2. ' , HAROLD GPXISMORE Dramatic Club 3. 4: Stage Crew 3. 4: Nancy Annu 3: Janice Meredithn 4. GRACE REAGAVN Fresno High 1. 2: Dramatic Club 4: Rich,Man. Poor Man 4. 0 o o 0 0 o 0 I T1-Hari'