Hollywood High School - Poinsettia Yearbook (Hollywood, CA)

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A , VV Av V: Irv, V A X Ivll re ...,, ........A........,,. V ppm., ....,. ..., .. ....... . i...g:........... fvyvy Wir-, . F t eeee f e T ...... .n,,N W iiiee s 'ffl .1 . e WOMEN FACULTY First row: Temple, Briggs, Jacobs, Van A1-sdale, Tucker, Malin, Van Vleet, Goodwin, Slater, Nunn Second 7'0lL'f Fry, Brown, Everett, StaHf. Feeman, Martin, Schneider, Guffin, Parker Third row: Carter, Abbott, McPike, Myers, Dryer, Hood, Rogers, Brenk, Graham, 'Webber Fourth row: Standfast, Beattie, Waring, Caire, Campbell, Knapp, Thias, Harrison, St. Clair, Lyons, Henry, Brooks, Goble, Heap Fifth rozv: Hinkle, Welbourne, Masters. Bouvier, Buck, Sears, NVilt, Donaldson MISS TUCKER Constantly aiding the girls in their prob' lems with her intelligent advice and assisting them in their activities, Miss Tucker has won a secure place in the hearts of the girls of Hollywood High School. Already endeared to the girls of Hollywood by her years of service, she was ideally fitted for the position of girls, vicefprincipal, which she assumed last September. Her task, because of the rap' idly growing student body, has been a clijfif cult one. She has brought to her work not only a broad knowledge of the girls, problems but a warm sympathy which has made her their friend as well as their adviser. U91