Hollywood High School - Poinsettia Yearbook (Hollywood, CA)

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Epicurus says that you should rather have regard to the company with whom you eat and drink than 'ro what you eat and drink. SENECA.

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gg., - Q f A I 5 ,41Yw o . H HA rt lynn- ADMINISTRATION An organization both efiicient and sympathetic, the school depends upon its constituent bodies to make it thus. The administrative department of the school is headed by the three principals. Aiding them is the entire faculty of ninety-two members, Hfty-two wo- men and forty men. ' A most important factor contributing to the smoothness of the school administration is our prin- cipal, Mr. Foley. In the five years of his leadership at Hollywood, he has worked earnestly to make Holly- wood a true interpretation of its motto, Achieve the Honorable. His fairness, willingness to help, cheer- fulness on all occasions, and insight concerning the students and their work have made him the friend of the members of both the faculty and the student body. All of the activities and organizations of the school are grateful for -the sympathetic aid and encourage- pnncipal A ment which he willingly grants at all times. His ability to join with spirit into all activities of the school makes him desired at all times. Louis F. Form As vice-principal Mr. Wiiichester has performed his duties in a manner that has drawn both respect and admiration from those with whom he has come in contact. The interest which he displays in all affairs of the school and his good judgement and unfailing 'dne sportsmanship have greatly aided all things in which he participated. Aiding the girls in all their difficulties, Miss Tucker has made herself loved and respected by all the girls of the school. At all times her ready sympathy and advice have been available to the girls. In all activities she has given her ready aid and encouragement. In the faculty the stud- ents find an organization eager to lay before them the fund of their knowledge and experience. Ably trained and in many cases experts along certain lines, they are able to impart to their stud- ents an interest and enthus- iasm in their subject. All of the activities and organi- zations of the school owe their progress and expansion to the able assistance and enthusiasm given by the teachers in their participa- tion. Boys' Vice-Principal Girls' Vice-Principal RALPH E. WINCHESTER MARY ANN TUCKER 14