Hollywood High School - Poinsettia Yearbook (Hollywood, CA)

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I r H H s I955 T' N If RALPH E. WINCHESTER MARY ANN TUCKER o s' icef vinci a ins' ice' rinci a B y V I G I V I FACULTY ADMINISTRATION The boys at Hollywood consider themselves extremely fortunate in having such a Hne man as Mr. XVinchester for their vicefprincipal. He commands the respect and admiration of all with whom he comes in contact. His good judgment and his splenf did ideals of sportsmanship have been of great benefit to us. Miss Tucker, our girls' vicefprincipal, is never too busy to advise or to help the girls solve their individual problems. Although just and firm in all situations, she has aroused the love of all at Hollywood because of her gentleness, compassion, and understanding. The girls will remember her and will associate her with their hapf piest high school memories. There are eightyfiive teachers at Hollywood, thirtyfthree men and fiftyftwo women. Each teacher contributes his own share to Hollywood's success, each is be' loved by those with whom he works. Since individual description is impossible, we should like simply to say that Hollywood High School is extremely fortunate in posf sessing an admirable, fine, intelligent faculty, one devoted to our interests. I L

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H H 5 , l955 Louis F. FOLEY Principal FACULTY ADMINISTRATION A high school resembfes a small community. Both have departments and or' ganizations, leaders and workmen, successes and failures. Both have a man in charge to oversee the welfare of each, to make laws, to administer justice, and to provide for the establishment of peace and harmony. In a community this man is the civic leader, in a high school he is the principal. Mr. Foley, our principal, is responsible to a great extent for the success of Holf lywood. During his four years as our leader, he has spared neither his time nor his energy in an effort to make our school a better one. He is well known for his cheerf fulness, his ready smile, his fairness, his capability, and his patience. Students and teachers alike have a high regard for him. He is a welcome addition to any banquet or program because he does not surround himself with an atmosphere of frigidity but at all times is sympathetic and interested. We at Hollywood are grateful for Mr. Foley, and at this time we should like to thank him for his unfailing support and great understanding.

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I I .... HH IIII E25 l955 521. ,M A -8 M 2 nw- W v- v Y N.. 4 A ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Front row: Masters, Huber, Standfast. Scheidt. Grundy, Thias, Everett, Briggs. Back row: Chaffee, Black, Myers, Thorpe, Sarno, Martin. Brockway, Kachel, Brown, Blair. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Slater Jenner Ames McAfee H ' . .Q . ., .,.QQf,.,:fNJ SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Smifh' Mccauslandf Hinckler Wood- Van Vleff- Freffer, Webber, Williams, DI-yer Burleiffh Henry U81