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

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23 live with others

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we meet many people of all descriptions — short, tall, fat, thin, dull, clever; we learn to accept each for his own worth. In our constant association with these people we become aware that every man possesses some quality, ability, or skill which he, and he alone, can offer, and we appreciate these gifts. The privileges bestowed on us as citizens of a free nation — an integral part of the entire world — are made clear through our relations with others. We form our own opinions, follow the dictates of our own consciences, yet we are considerate of the opinions and wishes of those around us. We realize that a democ- racy is dependent upon cooperation and teamwork. It is vital that we learn to In our world 22

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d X yi By planning and cooperating our senior class officers have led us through a busy year. Pace set- ting John Vann and his industri- ous assistants. Nancy Lillibridge. Lucy Scott, and Frank Griffin were responsible for a memorable senior prom. Aided by class com- mittees they also laid plans for senior week activities. We sup- ported John as readily as we had backed our sophomore and junior class presidents. Bill George and Jim Klein. We know that Visualizing the completion of the Senior Glen are Class Officers Frank Criffin. Lucy Scott, John Vann, and Nancy Lillibridge. Plans for the Glen originated as a gift of the Class of '49. The 1950 senior officers worked with the Cabinet to further the project. by working together Bill Ccorgc ... led class of ’50 in Jim Klein . . . piloted us through sophomore year . . . well-liked for junior year . . . admired for his his effervescent wit. friendly personality.