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

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fits llll Top Row: Miss Freeland, Mr. Richards, Mrs. Holt, Mrs. Brannon. Bottom Row: Mr. Reyes, Mrs. Olsen, Mrs. Tomlinson, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Avila. Q MATH These are our mathematics teachers, they are well known on the campus since almost everyone at one time or another has taken a math course. These teachers do their best to make an easy course out of a difficult subiect. From Algebra through Trigonometry,. these are the brains of I X the math aics epartment. ' Mr ! ' ,, re V . I , x W If I A l 4 LANGUAGE TEACHERS Voilall Pardon the language, but this is the best way l know to introduce Whittier High School's Language Department. France, Ger- many, Rome or Spain, these teachers would be at ease in any of these places. The students studying these languages today may someday make use of them themselves. It is a good sub- iect taught by good teachers. Top Row: Mr. Bruce, Miss Keri, Mr. Phelps, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Hanson. Bottom Row: Mr. McCartney, Mr. Helsing, Miss Wolin, Miss Boyd, Miss Chaffee, Mr. Corcoran. THEY HI DLE THE L MPS Top Row: Mr. Krause, Mr. Tebbs, Mr. Robinson, Mr. Halclerman, Mr. Robinson, Mr. Claxton, Mr. Hemmerling. Bottom Row: Mrs. Palillo, Miss Root, Mr. Hole, Mr. Munn, Miss King, Mr. Bailey. SCIENCE These are our school's scientists, so to speak. The science teachers do their best to show Us the why and wherefore of the things about us. By combining book-work in the room and practical experience in the laboratory, they give us a generous insight in our world ol science.

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SENIOR PROBLEMS The task of the Senior Problems teacher is to prepare the twelfth year students for the world they will go out into after their graduation. One semester these teachers acquaint the stu- dents with the functioning of our governments, the other semester the topics of Psychology, marriage problems and family living are dis- cussed. All in all the Senior Problems teachers have much to do in adjusting the students to the problems they will face in the coming years. GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION Speeclball, Baseball, Tennis and so on down the line. These are subjects upon which the Girls Physical Education teachers are experts. Also under this catagory come the G. A. A.y the organized athletics for the girls. The iob of setting up games and activities for the girls falls on their shoulders. Sli UP TE Top Row: Mr. Denton, Mr. Jillson, Mr. Tenopir, Mr. DeNoan, Mr. Stevenson, Mr. Lapp, Mr, Osborn, Mr. Harshbarger. Bottom Row: Mrs. Throp, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Sorensen, Mrs. Pellett, Mrs. de la Vega, Miss Stiener, Miss Hussey, Mrs. Berryhill, Miss Blokesley, Top Row: Miss Fien, Mrs, Seralino, Miss Withraw. Bottom Row: Miss Broady, Mrs. Rhea, Mrs. Kennedy, Miss Schwoerer, Miss Strathairn, Miss Lescsak, Mrs. Korf. CHI Top Row: Mr. Robinson, Mr. Mele, Mr. Holloway, Mr. Hobson, Mr. Waer, Mr. Christie, Mr. Cramer. Bottom Row: Mr. Phelan, Mr. McLellan, Mr. Wineinger, Mr. Whitcomb, Mr. Padia. BOYS PHYSICAL EDUCATION The boys Physical Education teachers really de- serve a hand. Besides setting up athletics sched- ules for five regular classes, they work out after school to give our school championship athletic teams. Whittier's place in her league testifies to the good iob they have done.

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COMMERCE The Commerce Building is well known to all. ln it is located the typing, printing, stenography, mathematics and merchandising classes, These are the teachers ot those classes, they endeavor to prepare us tor the commercial world about us and acquaint us with business methods and procedure. Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Pierce, Mr. Eisen, Miss Cotton, Mr. Estes. Top Row: Mr. Weiss, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Phelan, Mrs. Norcross, Mrs. Caldwell, Mr. Esselstrom. Bottom Row: Mr. Wagner, Top Row: Mr. Porter, Mr. Nielson, Mr. Jarvis, Mr. Austin, Mr. Ellis, Mr. O'Malley, Mr. Horton. Bottom Row: Mr. McLellan, Mr. Arnold, Mr, Lein, Mrs. Hirst, Mrs. Mogan, Mrs. Rydberg, Mr. Davis, Mr. Cushingham, Mr. Moores. FINE ARTS Our school's Fine Arts department is composed of teachers ot music, art, publication and drama. The students of these teachers ore the ones who sing in the choir, paint the pictures seen in the art exhibits, print the annual and C8iW, and act in the school plays. The apt pupils of these teachers help to spread enioyment and entertain- ment throughout the school. UWLEDEE INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND HOMEMAKING These are the Industrial Arts teachers of the shops and the homemaking teachers of John Muir. ln both courses you can find boys and girls preparing tor what could possibly be their future profession, the boys working in industry, the girls doing the some in their homes. Tap Row: Mr. Adams, Mr. Winters, Mr. Keim, Mr. Horton, Mr. Litten. Bottom Row: Mr. Petty, Miss Crowell, Mrs. Peterson, Miss Russell. l i