Hollywood High School - Poinsettia Yearbook (Hollywood, CA)

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THOMAS B. HAMILTON Mechanic Arts J ejferson, Boyle H eights, Hollywood, 1918-32. EDNA AMES Music Lincoln H. S. Holly- Vwwd, 1919-32. LESTER F. FRETTER Science B.A. Sz B'.P.E., W. Re- serve 8z Springfield, U S.C., Santa Monica H. S. Hollywood, 1921-32. LORENA V. BUCK Girls' Physical Ed. B.S. Sz M.A., U.C. Hol- lywood, 1920-32. 21 IVIARY MCPIKE Latin B. A. Ez M. A., U. C Arizona H.S. Holly- wood, 1924-32. FREDERICK B. TERRELL Military Swarthmore. U.C. Hol- lywood, 1928-32. AVA WELLS LEE Art C.F.A., U.S.C. U.S.C. Hollywood, 1922-32. f WILLIAM J. PAIGE Boys' Physical Ed. B.S., Iowa U. Holly- wood, 1922-32.

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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.

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IAA Front row: lKachel, Cochran, Grundy, Myers, Gufiin, Standfast, Blair. Second row: Sarnog Masters, Bouvier, Martin, Huber, Thias, Brockway, Everett, , Scheidt, Hensey, Benedict. l ENGLISH The purpose of the English department is to perfect the student's oral and writ' ten use of the English language. Four semesters of required work are devoted to this, and interesting and cultural courses in poetry, prose, and the history of the drama are open to students in the 11A and 12B semesters. English is probably the most important subject in the curriculum, for the ability to express himself intellif gently is of the greatest importance to the student in whatever occupation he under' takes. Miss Grundy is the able head of the department. MODERN LANGUAGE The modern language department functions for the purpose of developing a reading and speaking knowledge of Spanish, French, or German. The study of any one of these is valuable to the student because it increases his vocabulary in his own tongue and enables him to translate the many foreign phrases which ne meets in everyday life. Moreover, the acquisition of another language opens up an entirely new field of Qiterature and adds a great deaQ to his pQeasure when traveQing in foreign countries. Miss CarrilQo has guided the department through another successful year. De Shazo, Jordan, Carrillo, Leshin, Johnson, Temple. Goodwin, Henry, Sarno, Wilson. . l22l