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

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Mr. John Lewis, Buiinesi Manager. Mr. Don Douglas, Dean of Boys. Mrs. Harriet Cumberland, Dean of Girls. THE STUDEHTS OF UIHITTIER. Mrs. Elizabethi Jaques, Coordinator of Counseling. Miss Ross Drake, Director of Student Finance. Miss Mildred Finnerty, Director of Student Activities. Mr. Roger Weeks, Director of Attendance. Mr. Everett Jordan, Director of Adult Education.

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r Much has been said and written about how important to you personally are those events which are generally referred to as turning points in your life. You will hear considerably more about similar events as you continue to live your life span, , However, few events will moke as much impression upon you at the time or will they be as lasting in your memory as your grad- uation from Whittier Union High School. Whatever will be your future, we join in wishing you, the Seniors of Whittier Union High School, our most sincere hope that you will find personal success and happiness. — C. H. Wennerberg Superintendent |i h I Mr. C. H. Wennerberg, Superintendent. TO GUIDE flno DIRECT In order that a play or theater per- formance runs smoothly, a talented cast is needed. Each one of these players forms a different and important part of the story. At Whittier High School we have an exceptional list of talented performers. Under the able guidance of Mr. Wenner- berg, director, the administrators con- tribute ideas to help the school run suc- cessfully. It truly can be said that these talented advisers play important parts on the stage of scholastic affairs. Mr. Harold Widney, Principal, Mrs. Marian Hodge, Vice-Principal.

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FROm ALL Mm Neese, Mn. Kessler, Mn. Good, Miss Gauldin. When bunch of swell people like the ones pictured here get together, some- thing is bound to happen. From the looks of things they hove all pitched in to get their work done in a hurry so they can go to lunch. When school is in session, they have plenty of work to keep them busy; for instance, keeping track of all the ab- sences, getting schedules straightened out, and a thousand other duties that go along with the title of secretary. The school couldn ' t survive if it weren ' t blessed with efficient, hard working sec- retaries. Miss Morales, Mrs. Baleman, Mrs. Ostrander, Miss Mathony, Mrs. Carter ECRETARIES Miss Gauldin, Miss Forsberq, Mrs. Midby, Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Good, Mrs. Slinson. J Mrs. McCann, Mrs. McCondless, Mrs. Dean, Miss Niles, Miss Kenworthy. MwwMsnBBTTBrarfflssr