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

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Qui' superintendent. Mr. Stoutlier, represented democracy in its hnest sense. His door was open to students, teachers and towns- people alike and no one Could mistake the feeling of welcome which his words and actions conveyed. Friendliness, sincerity and courtesy were his watchwords. An ardent booster of all stu- dent body actiyities, D.A. could be found cheering with the loudest of them at all athletic contests. His wish was for harmony and understanding between faculty and students. He heads an institution where oyer 2100 are being schooled in the principles of democracy.

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Assnstant Supnrmtandgnt Nfllss Mirnon L XY llSOI1, was m ghar3.,L of Currlcula and taachmg parsonnel All who Lamr to know hcr found Mnss XVllSOH a helpful undcrstzmdmg, and thoroughly sympathetlc admnms trator Apprcuatnc and Lourteoui to all shf. performed her dutles quietly and vary efhclcntly Iolse and Lons1derat1on were m ev1dLnce m all her actlons XEl'l'Tll'E

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Sm' ULHCE 0F PUWER The five townspeople who compose the XVhittier High School Board of Trustees gave generously and gladly of their time and energy to formulate the policies, hire the teachers, provide for the supplies, and act upon many other problems and suggestions about the school. The proof that these unselfish hours have not been in vain is materially seen in the beautiful campus of which XY'hittier is now so proud. Spiritually, the members have the joy of a task well done. A vote of thanks to the Board: Presi- dent O. O. Marshburn, Clerk, Mrs. McGregor, Mrs. Har- vey Dye, Mr. B. Reilly and Mr. Harlan Cate.