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

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' u VBI.. 'T2' Y-'f 'n'51'?' 'N C7f- ,sw -4 , , . L u -Q it Douglas Ferguson Maxwell Flanders 1240 To provude the best possuble program of educatuon for the present 8500 hugh school pupuls and the antucupated 20000 wuthun cu few years us the responsubuluty of the Board of Trustees of the Whuttuer Unuon Hugh School Dustruct In theur hands lues the authoruty granted by the Caluforruua State Leguslature and Constututuon to establush the polucues under whuch our hugh schools are perated The decusuons they must make are many often complucated and complex However theur decusuons must be based on what us best for the pupuls the desures of the communuty and uts funancual resources To keep up wuth the tremendous enrollment uncrease sunce 1950 has been an outstandung achuevement whuch has been recognuzed by top state and natuonal authorutues We salute theur splendud efforts Tom Folsom Wallace S Wugguns Merton G Wray MARIAN HODGE ALLEN AUSTIN NORMAN EISEN EARLE FISHER MARION FRASIER lnstructuonal Servuces Trade Voccutuonal Arts Work Experuence Operatuonal Servuces Druver Traunung ERMA SIMSER DE LOSS WILLIAMS Library Libraries Audio-Visual

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To provide general administrative services for the students and teachers throughout the district is the responsibility and duty of the administrative staff To carry out the policies of the Board of Trustees in specialist areas ranging from driver training and speech correction to personnel and adult education is the lab of this group Their one goal is to pro vide services for the teachers and school administrators that will make the classroom teachers 'ob not only easier and better but possible C H WENNERBERG Superintendent '1 T'i z if if HEBER H HOLLOWAY LEONARD A. GRANDY Deputy Svpeflmendent Assistant Superintendent M. M. LUTHER Business Manager fl . f,nQ ' . ' sh ' 0 ,'..-' ,.'--' HAZEL JONES HAROLD H. LITTEN ELIZABETH PELLETT BARBARA PHELPS In-Service Training Publications Learning Materials Speech Correction

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1' its X 11 V '-gg 2 R Mr. Dana Vvinfers, Prlncipal Mr. Maris Padia Vice Principal Anyone who has ever arrenaed school vvili renwemoer always The oe- ,vildering :irsf day. ll can be said fha' one oi the greaiesf and 'nos' nspoffanf foslfs wh ch conlronfs lhe high school pupil is The :inding of himself and The esfaolish ng of him' sei: as an identify in a new and very confusing world, Most seniors now have se? up goals for Themselves Many are ye? in search of lheir pur- pose in life. As each class aavances in years, iwsafurily develops, concepts fake on a new meaning, and the real values of education begin To ernerge. May l vvelconwe Those who will come To us as lreshmenffvvho will race a more complex school life, May l salute Those sen.ors who have conquered The-ir indecisions. May I encourage Those who have a levv years rnore with us, vvhose decisions still lie before Thern, Good Luck! X Mrs. Harrier Cumberland Dean of Girls 3 Mr. Steven Ellish Dean ol Boys