Hollywood High School - Poinsettia Yearbook (Hollywood, CA)

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PRIlNlCIPAl.'S MESSAGE Cooperation and loyalty to the ideals and traditions of Hollywood High School during the past year have made possible achievement in scholarship, success in com' petition, and a spirit of good sportsmanship toward our opponents and the fellow members of the student body. Pronting by our mistakes and enthusiastic in our victories may We as seniors soon to be alumni, as students, and as faculty ever continue to Achieve the Honorable. , , af. V, K it, 11, ff f f, , , , f, 4 J 7, ii-1 l27gj'f4'2ff,'t.', I j' , , :QQ 1 . ' ifJ-i ,a23fa.-,t1,j:a,,i. ,K 'J TW'-T' ' , V .. ,,,. , ,,. I , ,, I. .f -A . 145.1 4.4, y , ,. f 'i . 2-79 15 ? ? ' ' .7 'fir' , ri U, . , 4 MR. WINCHESTER Miss TUCKER Boys, VicefP'rincipal Gioflsi VicefP1incipal U71

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ENGLISH Miss E. F. Grundy Kheadl Mr. H. L. Benedict Mr. H. G. Black Mr. R. W. Blair Miss D. B. Briggs Miss M. E. Brockway Mrs. K. Bouvier Miss M. E. Cochrane Miss E. Everett Miss L. GuHIn Mr. W. H. Hensey Miss G. T. Huber Mr. A. B. Kachel Miss D. C. Martin Miss E. Masters Mr. K. McGinnis Mrs. M. A. Myers Mr. M. Sarno Miss E. L. Scheidt Miss B. Standfast Mrs. D. D. Thias Mr. W. H. Thorpe SOCIAL SCIENCE Mr. S. S. Myrick fheadj Miss L. E. Atkins Mr. H. L. Benedict Miss L. Bresson Miss D. B. Briggs Mr. W. B. Brown Miss E. Carrillo Miss E. B. Carter Mr. E. B. Chaffee Miss M. F. Coble Miss E. A. Harrison Mr. W. H. Hensey Mr. N. B. McLeod Miss I. Rogers Miss R. Staff Mr. G. W. Thompson Miss O. H. Waring Mr. R. E. Wilson MODERN LANGUAGE Miss B. Carrillo fheadj Mr. M. G. De Shazo Mrs. B. B. Goodwin Miss R. Henry Mr. W. Johnson Mr. C. L. Jordan Mrs. V. S. Leshin Miss H. L. Michod Mr. M. Sarno Mrs. R. E. Temple FACULTY LATIN Miss M. McPike flieadj Mrs. E. D. Abbott Mrs. M. A. Myers Mrs. D. D. Thias MATHEMATICS Mr. G. I. Johnstone fheadj Miss F. V. Brown Miss R. Campbell Mr. D. A. Hanks Mr. F. P. Overfield Miss N. Robison Miss S. V. Schneider Miss R. Welbourne MECHANICAL ARTS Mr. T. B. Hamilton fheadj Mr. C. Abbott Mr. C. E. Harvey Mr. C. juline Mr. C. H. Lyon Mr. W. C. Staples CHEMISTRY Mr. C. W. Gray fheadj Mr. R. W. Burleigh Mrs. E. M. Hinkle Miss R. C. Van Vleet Mr. E. Williams Mr. E. M. Wood SCIENCE Mr. C. M. Westcott fheadj Miss A. Aide Miss M. E. Dryer Mr. L. F. Fretter Mr. G. W. Henry Mr. R. McCausland Mr. C. G. Smith Miss R. C. Van Vleet COMMERCE Mr. M. Evans fheadj Miss F. W. Hood Miss G. T. Huber Miss M. B. Jacobs Miss E. E. Knapp Miss I. Rogers Mrs. H. E. Stokem Mr. A. E. Wright U61 HOME ECONOMICS Miss G. D. Graham fheadj Mrs. M. A. Brenk Miss H. B. Lyon Mrs. E. M. Sears Miss M. E. Van Arsdale ART Mr. H. C. Parker flfzeadj Miss E. Donaldson lxfliss E. L. Fry Mrs. A. W. Lee Miss E. Waggoner MUSIC Miss E. Ames flieadj Mr. C. Ienner Mr. C. E. McAfee Miss M. E. Slater MILITARY LieUt.fCol. F. B. Terrell Sgt. A. Ward Mr. C. Jenner BoYs' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. W. Paige fileadj Mr. M. M. Bailey Mr. V. M. Kelley Mr. N. B. MCLoed Mr. G. C. Neher Mr. B. T. Pash GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Miss L. V. Buck flfzeadj Miss M. S. Beattie Miss E. Clarke Miss M. F. Heap Miss Lp Hendry Miss M. St. Clair LIBRARY Miss S. M. Weber flieadj Miss F. Melin Miss D. Lindsay OFFICE Miss M. Anderson Miss M. Crebs Mrs. l. Deans Miss M. Pettit

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M1ss GRUNDY Miss CARRILLO Miss AMES Head, English Head, Modern Language Head, Music MR. MYRICK MR. PARKER MRL JOHNSTONE Head, Social Science Head, Art Head, Mathematics ENGLISH ' The English department has for an objective the improvement of written and spoken English, as well as the development of the appreciation of literature. In addif tion, various elective channels of study come under this department. SOCIAL SCIENCE The purpose of the social science department is to furnish the students with the history of America, Europe, and the PanfPaci6c countries, social economics, economic geography, and civics are also included in the course. MODERN LANGUAGE It is the desire of the modern language department to provide the student with a reading and speaking knowledge of French, Spanish, or German. A vocabulary, a knowledge of grammar, and an acquaintance with the literature are adequately built up in the study of the languages. ART The art department offers a very extensive course to students interested in this line of work. Commercial art, costume designing, jewelry, life, and pottery are the various subjects available. MUSIC To those students interested in music, Hollywood offers chorus, music appreciation, music history, harmony, the glee clubs, the orchestras, and the band. MATHEMATICS In the mathematics department, those who are following engineering courses take advanced algebra, trigonometry, and solid geometry, but for a general academic course, plane geometry is in itself quite beneficial. ilfil