Hollywood High School - Poinsettia Yearbook (Hollywood, CA)

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6 . RALPH E. WINCHESTER VicefPrincipal MARY ANN TUCKER VicefP1'incipal ADMINISTRAZTION have prospered. As an advisor of the Boys' League he has been largely responsible for the success of that organization. He has maintained a high standard of discipline and at the same time has inspired respect for his fair and thoughtful decisions. As Girls' VicefPrincipal, Miss Tucker has done everything in her power to help the girls realize as much of theirschool life as possible. She has aided many in solvf ing not only their school problems but their personal ones as well. Although she is extremely busy, she somehow finds time to give assistance to anyone who needs her advice or help. Through her earnest cooperation and refreshing cheerfulness Miss Tucker has endeared herself to everyone with whom she has come in contact. There are one hundred three teachers at Hollywood, forty men and sixtyfthree women. We regret that space does not permit us to mention them individually, for many are exceptionally well trained in their particular lines. Most are outstanding in scholastic achievement. Several have written widely used textbooksg some hold offices in various teachers' organizations throughout the country. But probably that which most .endears many to the students is their devotion to the school and their interest in every student. f19l

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fix 6 ff, W2 t M M g, ,Y Louis F. FOLEY p i r Principal X F A C U L T Y Because the faculty is the backbone of an educational institution, the importance of Hollywood High School is due in no small measure to the high caliber of her inf structors. The student body is constantly changing, therefore it rests upon the facf ulty to furnish the stability necessary for constant progress. Students are indeed for' tunate in having forl their leaders a group of teachers who are unexcelled for their ability to impart knowledge in a clear, thorough, and systematic manner, for their superior scholarship, and especially for their sympathy in regard to all student affairs. Cur principal, Mr. Foley, has devoted much time and effort to furthering the ideals and interests of the school. He has sponsored both major and minor activities with an interest which has insured their success. During his three years at the head of Hollywood High School he has commanded the respect of students and teachers alike, and to him is due a considerable share of the credit for the high place which Hollywood now occupies. Mr. Winchester in the position of Boys' VicefPrincipal has capably handled his many and varied duties. Under his supervision athletics and other boysf activities E131 W

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IDA MAY BROOKS Registrar BA., Wellesley. GEORGE I. JOHNSTONE Mathematics B. S. Ka M. A., U. C. Prin. Orange Union H.S., L.A.H.S. Holly- wood, 1.913-32. ESPERANZA CARILLO Mod. Languages B.L. Sz M.A.,' U. C. Santa Inez, Ventura. Hollywood, 1913-32. MANLEY J. EVANS Commerczal Iowa U. Neb. W. U. Hollywood, 1913-32. J E . E E H01 STEPHEN S. MYRICK Social Science B.L., Earlham College: M. A., U. S. C. Pres. Nebraska College. Holly- wood, 1912-32. EDITH F. GRUNDY English B.A. Sz M.A., Stanford. Santa Pau'a, Covina. Hollywood, 1918-32. CARL W. GRAY Chemistry B.S., Iowa U., Minn U., U.C. Hollywood 1913-32. GERTRUDE D. GRAHAM Domestic Science Covina, Monrovia. Hol lywood, 1913-32.