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

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tne atucteat ia -evety ouatf Sanderson. Chester B., Department Head. Photography, Physical Science Schmidt, Gertrude A.. English, Senior Com- position, Latin Schroeder. Mildred. Geometry, Counseling Schroeder. Neva B., English, Senior Com- position Shade. Helena English Literature, Coun- seling, Senior Composition Schirmer, Wm. R., Department Head, Book- keeping. Business Law. Business Mathe- matics Siminski. Edmund J., “A” Football, B” Basketball, Physical Education Smith. Leslie L., Physics, Engineering Phys- ics. Counseling Smith, L. M.. Department Head. English, English Literature Spry. Estelle. Algebra, Geometry. Advanced Arithmetic Stahlberg. Betty. Cafeteria Manager Strublc. Margaret I., Physical Education. Senior Sports. Restricted P.E. Good training in cooperation with fellow students is an essential part of our school system. Lending a helping hand to Nancy Mordoff is Loren Scavcr. Our America must be a healthy nction. and good health must begin at home. Seeing to it that the students are living up to their obligation are Mary Shedd and Mrs. Edith Sadler, energetic school nurse. In the classroom of today, current events may be brought to the students through visual education. The movie projector requires careful, accurate hand- ling as is shown by Bill Kemsley. 18

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ta teCfr. yuide. aaci awi t A necessary part of everyday life is that time set aside for the relaxation and enjoyment of clean, healthy exercise. While the boys' gym class practices calisthenics, Olivia Palilia, Carolyn Reynolds and Darlene Moser gather the necessary equipment for their lively sports. Miles. Anabel M.. Geometry, Counseling Miller, M. Jeanette, Spanish Moir, Helen S., Chemistry Morehead. Harold L., Mechanical Drawing, Wood Shop Morros, George P., U.S. History Murphy, Wm. B., B Football, Baseball Murvin, Gertrude C., Spanish Oliver, Isabel S.. Latin Palmer, Romaync L.. Librarian Peterson, John H., Life Science, Physical Science Pollock, Alice L., Bookkeeping, Office Practice, Typing Roemer, Wm. A., Auto Shop, Welding Rogers. Florence H„ A Cappella, Girls’ Glee, Organ Sadler. Edith, School Nurse 17

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ta feiaduce Ceadwy £itv e t ; Teed, Mabel U., Shorthand. Typing Thompson, Carroll W„ Chemistry. Engi- neering Chemistry Ubel. Betty E., Attendance Clerk Usilton, John W., Attendance Super- visor. Printing. Scroll Advisor Wells. Edna M., Drama. English Williams. Sylvia C.. Attendance Clerk Wilson, Fred C., Auto Shop. Driver Ed- ucation Wilson, Kenneth H., A Cappclla. Girls' Glee. Organ Wilson, Marshall E.. Life Science. Min- eralogy Wix, Elsie. Department Head. Algebra. Geometry Woolard, Gladys H., Book Room Clerk In our ever advancing age. the knowledge gained from actual experience is invaluable to the student. Finding out what makes it tick are Rich Ashton, Vail Clevenger, and Bill Osborne. Under the helpful guidance of the counselors, the students prepare themselves for their place in the world. Assisting Don Fosket with any problems he might have is Mrs. Anabel Miles, friendly teacher- counselor. The ability to express oneself in front of fellow class- mates is a big step in the direction of accurate self- expression. Starting out on the right foot are John Olson. Ann Carter, and Sheila Smith. V 19