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

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THE AUMI TSTHATUHS WHU A visit to Freiburg, Germany, during the summer of l95U gave me the opportunity to meet personally many of the students and teachers of the Freiburg schools. That personal contact has made this year's work with our students and teachers who have been exchanging letters and projects with Freiburg people all the more interesting. Exchange of letters and projects with those in foreign lands should help to bring about greater understanding which is so urgently needed today. We hope that you who are graduating have become equipped with the fundamental skills to be successful as individuals and that you will be able, because of what you have learned in school to guide a world which can even- tually maintain peace. Mrs. Marian W. Hodge Vice Principal The year l95O-Sl may be regarded as one of great turmoil wherein momentous problems were presented, some to be solved, some to continue unanswerable to mankind. Here at Whittier High many problems have confronted us, some too have been unanswerable. Probably the best advance- ment in student welfare has come about through the com- pletion of our Snack Shack. lnstigated by students, planned by the students and built by students the Snack Shack and the nutrition period are regarded as outstanding contribu- tions to our school functioning. Plaudits and congratulations to the student body for this pleasant addition to our school growth. Harold S. Widney Principal Congratulations and best wishes to the graduating class of l95ll You can look back on your tour years here at Whittier High at this point of your life with a keener memory than you will many years from now. As the years fade away and occasionally you look back from the vantage point of the years which intervene, we trust you will be able to say Those were among the best years of my life. However interesting it is to look back, it is perhaps more important now to look ahead. l trust that these next years ahead will each become best years as you go on to ccn- tribute to the community and your own life. What you ARE, not what you possess, will make the real difference when the spotlight and the strong glasses are turned on you by people everywhere. We hope you will always be able to say ul did my best. C. H. Wennerberg Superintendent

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This year the Board o Trustees had an extra harc job. They always handle the money and business end o the school plant, but to adc to the job they had a new school to plan, and get intc shape. These, then, are the hard- est working members of the outside people who Work for our school. A D THE BU!-THD UE TRUSTEES A Tl LEFT TO RIGHT: Douglas W. Ferguson, Dr. Maxwell Flanders, Mrs. Hazel Y. Baker, Mr. R. Lee McN1tt, lr., Dr. Gerald F. Rapp. Mr. H. Leo McNitt, Ir , President ol the Board o A