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

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[ OF LIFE, CHOSE OUR SCHOOL Sometimes a high school annual is dedicated to a person who is about to retire after many years of working with the young people in our school — sometimes to a person for special services he has performed. The past, the present, and the future ore portrayed in this year ' s Cardinal — and Superintendent C. H. Wennerberg, to whom we dedicate the 1950 yearbook, is symbolic of all three. This former principal of the Whittier High Adult School brings with him a wealth of experience gained in elementary and other high school positions. Aside from his many school activities, he is at present the president of the Board of Directors of the Whittier YMCA, a member of the Board of Trustees of the University of Redlonds, and an active member of other civic organizations. As to the future — there are plans for the completion of new high schools, organization of teaching staffs, and adaptation of curriculum. Mr. Wennerberg, our superintendent since July 1949, fits into such a future pattern. We want him to know how glad we are that he chose Whittier High as his place of service; we want him to realize the warmth of friendship which the students and staff have for him; and we want him to use this annual as a memory book record of his first year of superintendency. We feel that his tremendous energy, tireless effort, and sincere interest in Education will serve him well in further- ing the splendid administration already firmly established here. Therefore, it is with real pride and best wishes for continued success that we, the members of the staff, dedicate the 1950 edition of the Cardinal Yearbook to you, Mr. C. H. Wennerberg. Always glad to fieor the students ' point of view as he talks to Jimmie Dysert and Joyce Murray. Leaving school at the end of an eventful day.

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