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

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Certainly most of us do not look forward to taking math. How- ever, our wonderful MATHEMAT- ICS teachers make up for the disadvantage by trying to make if as easy as possible on us by means of clear and specific ex- planations. 1st row |l. to r | Mi: Mr Hotdin, Mr, Hess Ketl, Mr Con Miss Tokheim. on. Mr. Cue, Mi iss Fudge 3rd i Wolin, Mr McCortney 2nd ro» w: Mr. Hodel, Mr. Metl, Mr. Mo Mr Honson, Is ' row |l lo r I Mrs Holmes, Mrs Coon, Mrs, Holt, Mr Reyes 2nd row M.-s Sheets, Miss Hussey. Mf, Schallhorn. 3rd row: Mr Johnson, Mrs Cotlrell, Mrs Holt, Mr, Molhewson, Faculty when studying Spanish, Latin, or any other foreign language, it ' s always twice as interesting if you have one of these LANGUAGE teachers. These wonderful teachers are typical of the entire faculty. 1st row (I lo r| Mr Nokamuro, Miss Wood, Miss Crowell, Mr Chickanieff, Mr. Eddy, Mr. Herring, Mr. Trefry II, Mr Landis 2nd row Mr Overseeing our Thespians and music students are these FINE ARTS teachers. We well appre- ciate their talents after witness- ing a production or music pro- gram on our stage, for which they accept little or no credit.

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION teachers always hove a great responsi- bility placed on their shoulders. Whether it be coaching a foot- ball team or simply refereeing a volleyball game, they are al- ways willing to join in on the fun. Ut row (I. to r.): Miss Dekker, Miss Brsseil, Miss Graffen, Miss Lyon, Miss Withrow, Miss Waldron 2nd row: Miss Fien, Mr. Ahlsten, Mr. Fair, Mr. Adorns, Mr. Mele, Mr. Cole, Mr. Franks, Mr. Phelon, Mr. D. Kelly. 1st row (1. to r.): Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Biel, Miss Choffee, Mr. Bellomy, Mr. Croffoot. 2nd row: Mr. Vroom, Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. Freeland, Mr. Estes, Mr. Weiss. 3rd row: Mr. De Mersseman, Mr. Eisen, Mrs. Pierce, Mr. Swinton. Faculty Our BUSINESS EDUCATION teachers inform us of the constantly changing busi- ness procedures and are happy to do so. Many of them are active advisers of the Future Business Leaders of America and we ' re al- ways happy to have them. Isl row (I. 10 r.): Mrs. Hirst, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Davis, Miss Blonkenship, Mrs Westsmilh 2nd row Mt. Davis, Mr. Arnold, Mr. Steffen, Mr. Cushingham, Mr. Van Velzer, Mr Mattijetz, Mr Michie 3rd row: Mr. Austin, Mr. Leonard, Mr. Soper, Mr. Swain, Mr. Small, Mr. Roberts. 4th row: Mr. Moores, Mr. Nichols, Mr. Nort on, Mr. Forker, Mr. Ellis, Mr. Jarvis. Supervising our Future Home- makers and Mechanics are the INDUSTRIAL ARTS and HOME- MAKING teachers. The construc- tion of the house project, which the students undertake every year, is only possible through their teachers ' help and coopera- tion. Thanks to them, it ' s always a great success.

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School Assistants 1sl row; Mrs Milne, Mrs. Agec, Mrs. Nicholson, Miss Cavalieri, Miss Clark. 2nd ro Wosserman, Miss Kenworthy, Mrs Tonnheimer, Miss HiotI, Mrs. Douglas. 3rd re Augustson, Mrs. DeJardini, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Wendling, Mrs Goodale, Mrs Dewye SECRETARIES Here are the secretaries who help teachers, administrators and students every day. Among their many jobs are transacting the school business, managing the Student Body funds, scheduling our courses, keeping track of tardiness and absences, and keep- ing records ond files. Isl row: Mrs Hughes, Mrs. Ohilby, Mrs Oslronder, Mrs Allen, Mrs. Hepp 2nd Turley, Mrs Petzelt, Mrs Goar, Miss Molhony, Mrs Smith, Mrs Stinson. 3rd Nowlin, Mrs. McCandless, Mrs. Woodruff, Miss Morales, Miss Ernst, Mrs. Croffoot. Attendance Office; Mrs Hepp, Mr