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

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and t e uicUutce Chemistry, becoming of more importance in this atomic age. must be studied dili- gently as is shown by Miguel Alvarado and James Morgan. Proving that “A well-informed nation is a stronger nation” are Ruth Butterfield and Jim McLain, two of the capable library assistants. Aitchison. Jean W.. Clothing. Senior Problems Androff. Abram A., Physical Education, “A” Football, A Basketball. Life Science Applegate, Ellen R., Shorthand. Typing Bryan. Chester S.. Registrar Burch, Frank P.. Head Custodian Buscth. Viola J., Pianist-Clerk Clement. Gerald M., Life Science. Counseling. Cabinet Advisor Coleman, Donald V.. Biology, Physiology Collom. Charles W., Printing Crow, Clinton S„ Physical Education Duryea, Frances T., Drill Team, Physical Education. Rhythms. Junior Sports Foster. Bertha K., Department Head. Craft, Costume, Design, Painting 14

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mci azfea Ce admim tratari- The school year 1952-1953 was one of particular success because of the high caliber of result and participation. Exceptional results were obtained in academics, athletics, and dramatics to mention a few. The Billiken Honor Society was reestablished after 12 years of inactivity. All of our athletic teams gave a prideful account of themselves. Three of our boys won NROTC selections and many other students received high scholastic honors. I am proud this year, as always, of our accomplish- ments. Truly it was a Hoover year. In looking back over the school year, the girls may feel exceedingly proud of their ac- complishments and the fine leadership elected by them for the year. The girls have cooperated in making a suc- cess of all school activities, and they have assumed full responsibility for their own projects. Two days will always be pleasant memories. One was the Girls' League Confer- ence and the other. Slack Day. The most grati- fying phase to me as their advisor has been the whole-hearted support and participation by all the girls. FRANCES E. JACKSON VICTOR F. CAMERON

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wet eartlu4ia4tic teacAet America is known for its tolerance of every race, color, and creed. Sidney Lew. Lynne Mather and Carolyn Williams study a globe, hoping that someday the whole world will share in that tolerance. It has often been said that the American home is the foundation for this country's greatness. Preparing for their part in this basic institution are Naomi Snow and Louise Turner. Francy. Vietor E., Physical Education, Track Fricker, Norman K., R.O.T.C. Gibson, Charles H., Tennis, California History, U.S. History Gmur. Lina B., Switchboard Goodin, Lois M., English Gould, Helen E., Student Body Accountant Grey. Marian E.. Commercial Art, Design, Stage, Figure Sketching Habermann, Marie C., Girls’ Department Head, Tennis, Physi- cal Education, Sophomore Sports Hanson. J. Martin, Mechanical Drawing, Sheet Metal Higgins. James E., Department Head, Machine Shop Hillegas. E. Guy, English Hostetter. H. Lynn. Architectural Drawing, Audio Visual, Mechanical Drawing 15