Herbert Hoover High School - Scroll Yearbook (Glendale, CA)

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VICE PRINCIPAL FRANCES E. JACKSON has again completed a suc- cessful year of befriending and coun- seling Hoover girls and acting as ad- viser for various social events. VICE PRINCIPAL OTHO PETTY- JOHN, with his good cheer and help- ful advice, stimulated the boys of Hoover on to greater attainments dur- ing the past year. 12

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PRINCIPAL NORMAL C. HAYHURST during his twelve years at Hoover has earned a soft spot in the hearts of each and every member of the student body, and during the past year his acclaim has anything but lessened. Principal Hayhurst has none of the less pleasing attributes of a principal, such as a stern manner, a ferocious voice, and a forbidding countenance. Instead his manner is pleasant, he is easy to get acquainted with; as man to man he might be described as a good fellow. Beneath his amiable exterior, there is enough dignity, enough reserve to command fully the respect of all those students under his guiding influence. Principal Hayhurst does not use the boss method of directing school affairs; he uses the tactful way of the leader. He inspires everyone in the right way by setting an example of honesty, justness, initiative, and leadership himself.

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Board of Education members, with one exception, remained the same as last year. Mr. Lin- coln Heyes was elected to fill the vacancy created by the re- tirement of Dr. George Blanche early last April. Mrs. Roy L. Adamson is the senior member in years of service. Others in the group are Mr. J. Marion Wright, president; Mr. Merritt P. Kimball; and Mr. Clency H. Hasbrouck, who had been on the Board since 1935. OARD )F EDUCATION MR. KIMBALL DR. BLANCHE MR. HEYES MR. HASBROUCK MS