Hollywood High School - Poinsettia Yearbook (Hollywood, CA)

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X fl, IQ J T ff'f',f V 1, ' gil WW MEN FACULTY Back row: Harvey, Juline, Myrick, Blair, Wright, Jordan, Parker, Smith Third row: Evans, Burleigh, McGinnis, Staples, Chaffee, Wilson, Thompson, Overfield, Henry Second row: Gray, Black, Wood, Benedict, Williams, Lyon, Hamilton, Thorpe Front row: Sarno, McCausland, Johnstone, NVestcott, Foley, Winchester, Johnson, Fretter, Brown , ,, . r, ' ' . . , 5 ,, P ,,,, WOMEN FACULTY Back row: St. Clair, Lee, Thias, Leshin, Bresson, Brenk, Buck, Graham, Waggoner, Scheidt, Brown, Coble, Martin Third rofw: Harrison Standfast, Donaldson, Carter, Welbourne, Weber, Schneider, Slater, Knapp, Hinkle, ,Huber Second 1' U: Brooks, Temple, Van Vleet, Everett, Sears, Campbell, Rogers, Hendry, Henry, Robison, Myers, Aide Front roi . Clark, Briggs, McPike, Hood, McAllister, Bouvier, Tucker, Abbott, Staff, Feldman, Masters, Jacobs, Goodwin E201

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A Miss MCPIKE MR. EVANS Miss GRAHAM Head, Latin Head, Commerce Head, Home Economics MR. WEsTco'r'r MR. GRAY MR. HAMILTON Head, Science Head, Chemistry Head, Mechanic Arts SCIENCE The science department includes the biological sciences and the physical sciences. An analytical mind and a firm foundation for all future work in the field of science are the purposes of this department. ' LATIN The course of the Latin department is intended to give the student a cultural back' ground. After a vvellfbalanced grammatical foundation, the pupil reads Caesar, Cicero, and finally the verses of Ovid and Virgil. CHEMISTRY The chemistry department endeavors to teach the branch of science whose great possibilities lie in its inexhaustibility. Those who study chemistry find that they have gained a wealth of knowledge concerning life around them. COMMERCE The commerce department trains those students who plan to enter the business world, It consists of three courses, offeringistenography, salesmanship and advertising, and accounting. MECHANICAL ARTS The mechanic arts departments purpose is to provide training in those manual vocations which are not classified with the commercial, offering training in machine' shop, autofshop, printing, forge, shopfmath, and architectural drawing. HOME ECONOMICS The home economics department strives to improve the standards of living. There are five courses open to students: selecting and preparing correct foods, making or remodeling garments, millinery, nursing, and household management. E191

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.i STUDENT ADMIIXIISTIQATICDN That those who think must govern those who foul. -GOLDSMITH