Hollywood High School - Poinsettia Yearbook (Hollywood, CA)

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UPFIIIES R E G I S T R A R Since the departure of Miss Brooks, Miss Nita Robison has been Registrar. She has recently introduced the mas- ter absence sheet, which has effective- ly reduced the number of second per- iod absences. A T T E N D A N C E The Attendance Office this year has been most efficient. Mrs. Wilt and Miss Anderson, working with Miss Robison, deserve credit for the splen- did manner in which they have han- dled the vital school records. S E C R E T A R l E S Mrs. Bauermeister has charge of the Telephone Office and acts as secretary to Mr. Winchester. The switch board, the mail boxes, and the duty of recep- tionist fall under her direction. Miss Moore, recently of Fran-klin l-ligh School, is Mr. Foleyis secretary. Through her pleasant manner and her quiet efficiency, she has won a defi- nite place for herself at Hollywood l-ligh School. TOP: Miss Robison, registrar, interviews Mel4Brenner, trackman, regarding those tardies. CENTER: Mrs. Bauermeister, school secretary, telephones to her switchboard girls the bell schedule which Miss Moore, Mr. Foley's secre- tary, has arranged. BOTTOM: Miss An- derson tleftl and Mrs. Wilt, attend- ance office clerks, check new office forms.

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MARY ANN TUCKER RALPH WINCHESTER Girls Vice pr pal Boys' Vice-principal VIIIE-PHINIZIPZ-ILS MARY ANN TUCKER With her customary gracious charm and quiet efficiency, Miss Mary Ann Tucker has again proved herself to be quite indispensable as vice-principal to girls of the student body. Not only has The First Lady of Hollywood High competently advised and helped the lO-B girls as well as the others, but she has ably assisted the officers and the members of the C-irls' League with her timely suggestions and willing advice. RALPH WINCHESTER One of the busiest and yet most thoughtful men on the Hollywood campus is the boys' vice-principal, Mr. Ralph Winchester. When- ever anyone of the boys falls into some kind of difficulty, he is inevitably sent to Windy, who deals with him fairly and intelligently. He not only confers with boys needing help, jobs, and advice, but he does his utmost to encour- age boys to enter various vocational fields.

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UFFIIIES C O U N S E L O R As a student's program must be adapted not only to suit his needs but to provide him with a sufficient num- ber of graduation credits, it is the task of Miss Staff, the Counselor, to ar- range his studies to advantage. L I B R A R l A N S Miss Statie Weber is librarian at Hollywood High School and she is as- sisted by Miss Florence Melin. These two capable people provide excellent library service. The book room is under the direc- tion of Miss Maude Pettit, who with painstaking accuracy and infinite pa- tience issues the texts and maintains the students, records. 'I' R E A S U R E R ln this very important office are handled all the incoming and out-going funds of the school. Under the skill- ful guidance of Mr. Schaller, who is as- sisted by the Student Body treasurer, Beverly Davies, the finances for the student body are controlled. Top: Miss Staff, counselor, plans a program for a new student. CENTER: Mr. Schaller, Student Body manager, shovels money into the coin machine while assistants record the totals. BOTTOM: Miss Pettit fstandingl, text book clerk, distracts Miss Weber, libra- rian, and Miss Melin, assistant libra- rian, as they examine some new volumes.