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

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AUDITORIUM QUAD V V st a

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IN MEMORY RUSSELL LAWRENCE HANSON Twilight and evening hell. And after that the dark! And may there be no sadness of farewell. W ien embark: — Tennyson

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C. H. WENNERBERG Superintendent and Secretary to the Board of Trustees Each person finds, as he goes through life, that he has fime and opportunity to do only a portion of the things which interest hinn. Yet, it is always surprising the nunnber of activi- ties one finds time to perform. The limitations we experience are not so much devices of time as they are expressions of our lack of opportunity and initiative. Happiness is rarely a passive emotion. It is usually an Important part of some activity. Those who will search for a good life, and find it, will pursue happiness, to be sure. They will, in the process, pursue the opportunity to be useful and active. For you graduates, and the rest as well, we hope that your experience here has introduced you to the means for a happy, active life. May you always reflect that you have had the opportunity to fill your time profitably. — C. H. Wennerberg MR. LEWIS MR. GRANDY WHITTIER UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT Superintendent C. H. Wennerberg Business Manager John F. Lewis Administrative Assistant Leonard A. Grandy Principal of Adult and Continuation School Everett Jordan Director of Audio-Visual and Library Services De Loss Williams Director of Cafeteria Services Miss Ross Drake Director of Child Welfare and Attendance Newton P. Robinson Director of Curriculum and Guidance Mrs. Marian Hodge MR. JORDAN MR. WILLIAMS MISS DRAKE MR. ROBINSON MRS. HODGE