Herbert Hoover High School - Scroll Yearbook (Glendale, CA)

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Bernard de Sousa possesses all the qualities of a true leader. Ho combines with his outstanding athletic, forensic, and scholastic ability, a winning personality and a prominent position in the social affairs of Hoover High School. Under his efficient and alert leadership the activities of the school have achieved a memorable success. 22

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Top Row: Cummings (vico prosidont), McIntyre (secretary of publicity), Atkinson (secretary of rtato), do Sousa (Boys' Lcaguo presi- dent), Smyth (secretary of forensics). Socond Row: Gilbert (secretary of assemblies), Eggleston (chairman of campus and corridors), Vandonburgh (secretary of girls' athletics), Linn (secretary of finance). Kelly (secretary of boys' athletics). Third Row: Patterson (sophomore representative), Bontley (chairman of Studont Council), Rogers (Girls' League prosidont). Lane (junior representative), Turrill (senior representative). FIRST SEMESTER CABINET Under the leadership of Verne West, the first-semester Cabinet was named by Principal N. C. Hayhurst as one of the finds in the history of the school. The group made possible many changes in the student government of the school and was instrumental in obtaining new campus improvements. Among the most important of the Cabinet's achievements were the following: the dedication of the auditorium to the principal, including the presentation to the school of a plaque for Hayhurst Hall, and the purchase of a new motion-picture projector. Members were also partially responsible for the chartering of a train to Santa Barbara. 21

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SECOND-SEMESTER CABINET With Bernard de Sousa at its head the second-semester Cabinet introduced sev- eral new policies for the improvement of the school. Requirements for the life pass for boys' athletics were revised to the advantage of all the students concerned. It was decided that all lettermen should have stripes above the elbows on sweaters with division designations on the letters, the size of the letters varying with the Varsity, Bee, and Cee teams. The rollroom representa- tive and assemblymen systems were put under more strict supervision so as to promote closer contact with the proceedings of the Cabinet and more orderly assemblies. Top Row: Millor (Boys' League president), Krotz (secretary of publicity), Robb (secretary of state). Da Costa (socrotary of assemblies). Smith (vice president). Socond Row: Prussing (junior representative), Reinbrecht (secretary of girls' athletics), Warrington (secretary of foronsics), Stjornquist (secretary of financo), Bradloy (chairman of Student Council). Third Row: Love (chairman of campus: and corridors), Balthis (secretary of boys' athletics), Zerman (sophomore representative), St. John (senior representative), Welch (Girls’ League president).