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

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S M ulCty tfuicUay • Using the public address equipment in 117, Dorothy Klasson plays a record which is broadcast to her class- room. • Cary Hall displays the result of excellent musi- cal training as he plays organ selections to complement assembly programs. • Carrying needed equipment to their gym classes on the field are Louise Tessier, Doreen Perry, Nancy Suclau. and Dolores Dallons. our work is an understanding faculty and staff com- posed of Jean Aitchison - - Clothing, Senior Problems; Ellen R. Applegate - - Shorthand. Typing; Naomi Beck - - Spanish. 1 Sgt. Charles H. Beller - - R.O.T.C.; Arthur W. Bennett - - Life Science. Physics; Chester S. Bryan - - Recorder. Frank P. Burch - - Buildings and Grounds; Vicia J. Buscth - - Clerk; Howard L. Butterfield - - Head of Boys’ Physical Education Department, Varsity Basket- ball. Tennis. • Victor F. Cameron - - Counseling. Physi- cal Education; Mrs. Ethel M. Cate - - Library Clerk; Gerald M. Clement - - Life Science. Varsity Football. 16

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MISS FRANCES E. JACKSON tyxaciouaitf, tiding in the numerous administrative duties at Hoover is Miss Frances E. Jackson, who calmly and efficiently guides the girls as their vice principal. Besides fulfilling the many demands of this office she has charge of the guidance program and has proved to be an excellent sponsor of the League Board and the Service Club. To the girls of Hoover she has become a source of valuable advice, and she has won the admiration and respect of them all. with the many tasks necessary to keep the school running smoothly is Mr. Otho A. Pettyjohn. An understanding boys' vice prin- cipal. he can usually be seen busily engaged in making some phase of school life more pleasant. The students look upon him as a real friend in helping to smooth out arising difficulties. As sponsor of the Boys’ League Board and the Student Council he cheerfully helps in any way he can, combining sound judgment and justice. MR. OTHO PETTYJOHN 15

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• Charles W. Collom - - Printing; Clinton S. Crow - - Physical Education, Bee and Cee Basketball, Boxing; Mrs. Claire V. Dory - - Life Science, Latin Frances T. Dur- yca - - Physical Education, Archery, Tennis; Mrs. Ber- tha K. Foster - - Head of Art Department, Costume De- sign, Painting and Design; Victor F. Francy--Physical Education, Track Fundamentals. • Frank B. George - - English, Journalism, Public Speaking; Mrs. Grace E. Cod- son - - United States History; Lois M. Goodin - - English, Senior Composition. • Marian E. Crcy - - Figure Sketch- ing, Commercial Art, Design, Stage; Bertha I. Gunder- son - - Counseling, Senior Problems, United States His- tory; Marie C. Habcrmann - - Head of Girls' Physical Education Department. • Looking over the day's assignment in French are Mar- garet Darsie and George Williams. 9 As an experiment in physiology Judy Owen and Ann Hayes take the blood pressure of victim Bob Sherrard. • To aid the discussion in their history class. Jean McDonald and Donna Smith locate a city on the map. 17