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

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WE TIEUIEATE THE IHEI EAIIIII AL TU AL WHITEUIVIB FOR YEARS OF SERVICE as an outstanding coach in The Boys' Physical Education Department at Whittier High. We salute him for his depth of understanding of the needs of the young men With Whom he has Worked. FOR YEARS OF SERVICE f as an instructor in First Aid-a course which he initiated here in the early thirties. Through his interest and efforts in this field, much prestige has come our Way. FOR YEARS OF SERVICE as a friend and counselor to the many boys who have sought his guidance in solving their numerous problems. FOR THESE 27 YEARS OF SERVICE in the interest ol young people. The 1951 Cardinal Annual Staff offers this book as a symbol of the appreciation We express to him from Whittier High students, both past and present.

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UPPER LEFT--Entrance to the Administrcmon Building. MIDDLE---The Flag ol The United States, UPPER RlGHTfOur quad during luncli. BOTTOM LEFT-The Corner of the Science Building. BOTTOM RlGl-l'l'-- The Snack Shock. !Wu,k mm , wmaglgk 9 Y ' Quan MQMRA . WE REMEMBER IIMMY CASTILLO Sing cleczrlier, Muse, or everrnore be still, Sing truer or no longer singl No more the voice of melancholy Icmcques To woke Q Weeping echo in the hillg But os the boy, the pirate of the spring, From the green elm o living linnet toikes, One noxturol verse recapture-then be still. Robert Louis Stevenson