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

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THESE SHU LDEHS HESTED Here we are among the leaders whom the students have chosen to keep the wheels of our school running smoothly. Steve Palmer as A.S.B. President has truly gained a high place among Whittier's outstanding leaders. By drawing more participation into school activities and putting school spirit on such a high level this year, Steve has carried out his campaign plans well. But without the help and co-operation of the other officers, Dick Samson, Vice President, Louise Sayer, Secretary, Marcia Flaxman, Publicity Manager, these goals could never have been fulfilled. All of our oHicers have worked unceasingly to make this year an outstanding and memorable one. DICK SAMSON, Vice-President If LOUlSE SAYER, Secretary J N X STEVE PAlMER, President MARCIA FLAXMAN, Publicity Manager

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DIHEETED ST UE FF IHS First Row: Steve Palmer, Dick Samson, Chairman, Gerry Palmer, lst Semester Secretary, Louise Sayer. Second Row: Harriet Utley, Mildred Bell, Trixie Behrens, Betty Russell, Lois Mitchell, Martha Borchers, lo Ann Davis, Clyde Sedgewiclc, Phoebe Hayden, Wally Oates, Mary Robinson, Marcia Floxrndn. Third Row: Hervle Lowery, Alan Aldrich, Miss Finnerly, Adviser, Beverly Wilson, Barbara Ciocca, Dorothy England, Janet Butcher, Ellen Nutter, Ben Smith, Joe Keltner, Francois Pellisier, Ronnie Coats. HEPHESE TATIVE BUAHU Student democracy in action-our Representative Board, composed ot representatives from most of the campus clubs and organizations, this group plays a most important part in Whittier High's student govern- ment. The Representative Board is charged with responsibility ot granting and approving all club charters, supervising Student Body Committees and bringing action on school problems. This years' Representative Board has done much in providing increasing op- portunities for more students to take part in school government and has helped to create better feelings between the school and the students by means of closer co-operation among the faculty, students, and school organizations. TALKING OVER CAMPUS PROBLEMS

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HESPU SIBILITY UP LE DEHSHIP Peppy and popular were this years Songleaders, etty Russell, Phoebe Hayden, Ellen Gail Nufier, ette Davis, Shirley Smallwood and Barbara Babson. he fine job they did will long be remembered by veryone. , 9' we 4 ,A , ,ww 'A W . Q U 1 3, - lf in Energy plus was what our yell leaders had this year. They did a splendid job of guiding our school spirit. This peppy group included Larry Stewart, Lois Mitchell, Martha Borchers and Ben Smith.