North Hollywood High School - El Camino Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA)

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f .. -'S 'xmoj ll l ' 1 1' gf . i t , , ' ' .7 -, -I -I s AX , faint j x I 17- .',, I x I' Ill' I, 1 A' 'l ' 3'4- m. yarn Qi ,,,, With many worthy years of academic service to North Hollywood High School behind him, Mr. John G. Fox has once again administered this school through an- other year most successfully. He has shown himself to be an able and fair judge of all student problems. Through wise leadership, he has won the esteem of the entire faculty. He has encouraged widespread interest in school spirit and growth. North Hollywood High School has been greatly benefited by his enthusiastic leader- ship. Genial, humorous, understanding, Mr. Fox has made many seniors feel for- tunate for the opportunity of counting him as a friend and advisor during their three years at Bingville. Page Nine

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Y wtf' 'lf za' Y 'Q 'fi 'Lf V xg: Wm Worman mcoaoc! Mr. Norman McLeod, 'Boys' Vice Principal, holds the respect and esteem of the whole student body even though his immediate concern is with the problems and activities of the boys on campus. Great credit is due Mr. McLeod who, by the cour- age of his convictions and a thorough understand- ing of young men, can face situations with never- failing serenity. He is admired not only for his sincerity of purpose, but also for his genial man- ner and frendly as well as sympathetic interest in the student as an individual. Page Eight M. .7!zere:5a, in ri It is hard to believe that Mrs. Theresa jinks, Girls' Vice Principal, only came to Bingville last September. In this one short year, she has endeared herself to every girl at North Hollywood High School. The great need for a friendly spirit and a warm heart to help each girl in finding her particular path amid the stress and turmoil of campus life is graciously met by our new Girls' Vice Principal. All school activities are assured of an enthusiastic supporter, and every girl is assured of a loving friend in the person of Mrs. -links.

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sum-9 U George' A. Bcftts ,I .tt If iii? S 5 . 1 MUN Ei . 1 4 3 wi 3. jf .l 1 is . W if 7 -1, xv sli- Q' 2 F-N1 Y' G i f , UB . ll ' W.. M l if-n ,f hi 'Q -2 -5. fa., - Mft QQ 'xml il '1', A1s2,,, WEN ibn-.x Desiree Northcotc' Wlillard C. Kisling Olfiflffe 0l 6 'llu' studvnts of North Hollywood High School lmvm' thc good liortunc- to possvss us thvir grudm' connsclors. sc'v4'n of thc' most capri- hlm' and vntlnlsizlstic IIN'ITllUl'l'S of tht' fzivnlty. Hvzidvd hy M1's. Ethrl l,udwic'k, thi' Counsclors urv: Mr. Willzird Kisling. Nlrs, Dvsircn' Nortlicotmg Mrs. Ruth Duncan. M1'. Gvorgc Bvtls. M1'. Hurry Bcrko- witz, and Miss Marjorit' Millvr. Ezzrh vounsvlor hcgins with ll B-lll class and continues with it until grnrluution. XN'ith thcir splvndid ginidzniu' and ndvicv. it is possihlx' to hring tlnu' yours of high school to an suc'm'c'ssful floss' and to prvparc' for tha' futurv, Jyrw ci cnc il 1-9 ? 'fi'C ft gf' Ethel G. Ludwick ' A LC fwk V47 9 ,N fig, L- f . 1, Affftffl. of Marjorie M. Nlillcr Ruth B. Duncan Harry A. Berkowitz wil