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

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sms Willi II III Mrs. Nichols being overrun with ideas and students. D E D I C Come onnnnn, Cardinals! To the spirit which prevailed throughout this year of 1944 at Whittier Union High School . . . To the principles that made our every goal a success ... To the students and faculty who worked together linking pleas- ure with knowledge . . . This 1944 Cardinal is respectfully dedicated ... In it are reflected our activities and accomplish- ments attained through a year of working, playin ' g, and study- ing ... A year which will be long remembered by those who took part in making it a suc- cessful and profitable one.

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P . s CONTENTS d?ool 1 FACULTY CLASSES i?ooL 2 CAMPUS SPORTS SOCIETY ' l r ' y-

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1944 . . . An eventful year of work . . . Crowds thronging around the Activities Office . . . Early morning club meetings . . . The cluttered paint room yielding banners of publicity for . . . The Spotlight Revue with Kay Harding . . . The Prom ... A dream come true . . . The Girls ' League formal . . . The gym transformed into a green fairyland . . . Our best assemblies . . . Henry Scott . . . Connoisseur of the piano . . . Student talent . . . An elaborate array of assorted numbers for everybody ' s pleasure . . . Noted and experienced speakers . . . The award assembly . . . Hon- oring those who have contrib- uted so much to our school . . . All these add up to something of which we are proud . . . The interests and enthusiasms of Whittier High. Students relax at noon. CMION Exciting moment at the Alhambra game.