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

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• Edla C. Mjgnuson - - Current History, United States History, Senior Problems: France V. Mains - - Eng- lish, Senior Problems; Carolyn Maxwell - - Senior Sec- retary. • Merle H. McGrath - - Algebra, Geometry; Mr . Cladys D. Merrick - - Ceramics, Design; Mrs. Ana- bel M. Miles - - Geometry, Counseling, Testing. • Mrs. M. Jeanette Miller--Spanish, Study Hall; Mrs. Helen S. Moir - - Chemistry; Harold L. Morehead - - Wood Shop. • Mrs. Gertrude C. Murvin - - Latin, Spanish; Marion A. Pierce - - Head of Foreign Language Depart- ment, French, Latin; Alice Pollock - - Typing, Book- keeping, Office Practice. • Helen Pompa - - P.B.X. Operator; Mrs. Cleonicc H. Richards - - Head of Home Economics Department, Clothing; William A. Rocmcr - - Auto Shop, Welding. • After reading about the guillotine in The Tale of Two Cities” Joanna Ford, Beverly Barton, and Colette Johnson are glad they live in the present age. • A course in welding is one of several offered to give students vocational training. Working on a project are seated) John Martin. Ken Larson, Roger Hoover; (standing) Bob Hill, Allan Hodges. Maxwell Price. Don Brydon, and Tom Miller.

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• Dinner is about to be served! That the Home Eco- nomics Department is a training ground for future cooks is shown by Elaine Martin, Susan Blanchard, and Judy Schlichtkrull, who are completing a meal preparation. • Molding clay at the casting wheel, a typical scene in ceramics classes, are Cene Despard, Marilyn Kurtz, Ann Haskell, Beryl Brace, and John Kingsley, all winners in Scholastic Awards competition. Mildred E. Hall - - English, United States History; J. Martin Hanson - - Sheet Metal; Josephine Hervey - - Physiology. • James E. Higgins - - Head of Mechanical Arts Department, Machine Shop. Vocational Machine Shop; Elwyn C. Hillcgas - - English; H. Lynn Hostcttcr - - Mechanical Drawing. Mrs. Margaret Hostcttcr - - Librarian; Erwin M. Howlett - - Head of Social Studies Department. California History, Cabinet; Iva F. Hunter - - World History, United States History. • Roy D. John- son - - Senior Problems. United States History; Laura E. Johnston - - Senior Problems, Foods, Home Management; Lloyd M. Juhnkc - - Band. Girls' Glee Club. • Mrs. Lois P. Liotta - - Junior Library Clerk; K. Marie Lloyd - - English, Senior Composition; Charles V. Lobe - - Business Mathematics. Typing.

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• Mr . Florence H. Rog- er - - Organ, Music Appre- ciation; Marie A. Ruhlman - - Senior Problems. English. • Mr . Edith B. Sadler - - School Nurse; Chester B. Sanderson - - Head of Sci- ence Department. Photog- raphy, Physics. • William R. Schirmcr - - Head of Com- merce Department. Book- keeping. Business Law, Sen- ior Problems; Mrs. Gertruds A. Schmidt - - English, Sen- ior Composition. • Mildred E. Schroeder - - Counseling, Geometry; Helena J. Shad: - - Counseling. English, Sen- ior Composition. • Mrs. Es- ther R. Shillman - - Physical Education. Rhythms; George Shochat - - Head of Music Department, A Cappella. Fundamentals. Harmony. Or- chestra. • Leslie L. Smith - - Chemistry, Engineering Chemistry, Physics. • Lau- rence M. Smith - - Head of English Department, Senior Literature, English. • Mr. Sanderson's physics class is busy at work on an experiment to discover the principles of light. • De- signers Marcia Herbert and Shirley Winegar are absorbed in transferring their artistic ability onto paper. • Ken- neth Robinson and Wayne Rayle, members of Coach Crow's boxing class, demonstrate some of the finer tech- niques of this sport. 20