Hollywood High School - Poinsettia Yearbook (Hollywood, CA)

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION ENGLISH Miss B. A. Graham fHcad1 Mr. H. G. Black Mr. H. L. Benedict Mr. R. W. Blair Mr. W. B. Brown Miss H. Caire Miss M. E. Cochran Miss E. Everett Miss R. E. Feeman Miss E. F. Grundy Mr. W. H. Hensey Miss D. C. Martin Miss E. Masters Miss G. Morten Miss B. L. Montgomery Miss M. A. Myers Miss F. L. Rogers Mr. M. Sarno Miss E. L. Scheidt Mr. C. G. Smith Miss B. Standfast Mrs. D. D. Thias Mr. W. H. Thorpe Miss D. E. Virden SOCIAL SCIENCE Mr. S. S. Myrick IHeadj Miss L. E. Atkins Mr. H. L. Benedict Miss L. C. Bresson Miss D. Briggs Mr. W. B. Brown Miss B. B. Carter Miss E. Carrillo Miss M. F. Coble Miss M. E. Dryer Mr. W. H. Hensey Mr. N. B. McLeod Miss M. McPike Miss J. Rogers Miss R. Staff Mr. G. W. Thompson Miss O. H. Waring MODERN LANGUAGE Miss E. Carrillo fHeadl Miss R. Henry Mr. J. Johnson Mr. C. L. Jordan Miss V. Leshin Mrs. B. Lopez Mrs. E. Temple Miss H. L. Michod Mrs. B. D. Goodwin Mr. M. G. De Shazo Mr. A. B. Forster FACULTY LATIN Miss M. A. Tucker fHeadl Mrs. E. D. Abbott Miss M. A. Myers Miss M. McPike Mrs. D. D. Thias MATHEMATICS Mr. G. I. Johnstone fHeadl Miss J. R. Campbell Mr. N. H. Garrison Mr. D. A. Hanks Mr. J. W. Johnson Mr. P. S. Neal Mr. F. P. Overfield Miss N. Robinson Miss S. V. Schneider Miss R. Staff Miss R. Welbourne MECHANICAL ARTS Mr. T. B. Hamilton lHcacU Mr. J. C. Abbott Mr. C. E. Harvey Mr. C. H. Lyon Mr. W. O. Staples Mr. R. E. Winchester CHEMISTRY Mr. C. W. Grav lHead1 Mr. R. W. Burleigh Mr. B. M. Cruse Mrs. E. M. Hinkle Miss R. C. Van Fleet Mr. E. Williams SCIENCE Mr. C. M. Westcott fHeadl Mr. L. F. Fretter Miss M. E. Dryer Miss M. Webber Mr. G. W. Henry Mr. R. J. McCausland Mr. C. G. Smith COMMERCIAL Mr. M. J. Evans fHeacU Miss F. W. Hood Miss M. B. Jacobs Miss E. E. Knapp Miss J. Rogers Mrs. H. E. Stokem Mr. A. E. Wright i191 HOME ECONOMICS Miss G. D. Graham fHead2 Mrs. M. A. Brenk Miss H. B. Lyon Miss R. H. Parker Mrs. E. M. Sears Miss M. E. Van Arsdale ART Mr. H. C. Parker fHeadl Miss E. Donaldson Miss E. L. Fry Miss A. W. Lee Miss E. F. Waggoner MUSIC Miss E. Ames IHeadj Mr. C. Jenner Mr. C. E. McAfee Miss M. E. Slater MILITARY Colonel D. M. Cheston Sergeant A. Ward fBoys1 Mr. W. J. Paige fHeadl Mr. M. M. Bailey Mr. V. M. Kelley Mr. B. T. Pash PHYSICAL EDUCATION IGi1lsl Mrs. K. A. Paige lHea.dl Miss M. S. Beattie Miss L. V. Buck Miss M. F. Heap Mrs. F. J. Mclnerney Miss M. St. Clair LIBRARY AND BOOK STORE Miss S. M. Webber fHeadl Miss F. Melin Miss D. Lindsay OFFICE Miss I. M. Brooks Miss E. Larsen Miss M. Crebs Miss E. Pettit Miss D. Wagner

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ir ........ - ......... ..ializziamirf'iigiziqazrga 5 1 WILLIAM H. SNYDER The man at the helm is responsible for the safety and well being of the shipg his is the obligation for its welfareg his, the blame for its failure or the praise for its success. Doctor William H. Snyder, who has been at the helm of Hollywood High School for many years, has always been successful. The head of a school must have, in addition to the qualities inherent in an educator, initiative, that the school may not fall into a rutg forcefulness, that his orders may be carried outg and unusual common sense and poise, that the entire school program may be stabilized. Doctor Snyder is the possessor of all these attributes in large measure. U81

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1, 57 L .4 f ,,,A,A.... if .,.......... ............. - ........... me '-ur -------- ' 4 1,,v'+-aj , ,, it flaw V i wa x v 1 1 4 x f s i 4 f I 1 r 12 we L First Row: Black, Sarno, Dr. Snyder, Evans, Abbott, Williams, Garrison, Wright, Jordan, Hank: Second Row: Blair, Brown, Johnson, Johnstone Third Row: Overfield, Myrick, McClausland, Winchester, Foley, Henry, Thompson Fourth Row: Benedict, Hamilton, Gray, Staples, Lyon, Smith, Cruse, Fretter MR. Louis FOLEY Fifth Row: Neal, McAfee. Harvey MR. FOLEY The boys of Hollywood High School consider them' selves extremely fortunate in having as their adviser such a VicefPrincipal as Mr. Foley, for they know that at all times he is their friend. His agreeable personal' ity and his just, firm, and unbiased attitude in every situation that arises endears him to all among whom he works. His high ideals of sportmanship have permeat- ed Hollywood's competitions, and his constructive guidf ance has been an impelling force behind the school's efforts. As an adviser of the Boys' League he has shown a constant faith in the boys as individuals and in their organization. He is a man who has achieved , U03