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

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through their enthusiasm, Making costumes for January Thaw are Lynn Lambie. Mary Woodard, Joan Kaustenbauder, and Mary Wood. Mimeographing a test for the history department are Sandra Robertson. Miss Pollock, and Marleen Johnston. Toby Baker checks a car's battery under the supervision of Mr. Roemer in the mechanic’s heaven, auto shop. K. Marie Lloyd, English, Senior Composition Charles V. Lobe, Senior Problems, Typing Shirley Lorimor, Attendance Clerk Chester B. Lynch, Algebra. Commercial Arithme- tic. Geometry Eida C. Magnuson, U.S. History, Modern World History Rupert L. Matthews, English. Journalism Carolyn Maxwell, Secretary Merle H. McGrath, Trigonometry, Algebra. Geometry Lucille S. McLanc, Physical Education, Senior Sports Gladys D. Merrick. Ceramics, Design, Interior Deco- ration Anabel M. Miles. Head Counselor M. Jeanette Miller, Spanish Helen S. Moir, Chemistry Harold L. Morchcad. Mechanical Drawing, Wood Shop George P. Morros. U.S. History, U.S. Government 14

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and school office staff Lina B. Gmur, Former Switchboard Operator Francis T. Goctsch, Drill Team, Physical Education, Rhythms, Junior Sports Lois M. Goodin, English Helen E. Gould. Student Body Accountant Marian E. Grey, Commercial Art, Design, Stage Marie C. Habermann. Physical Education. Girls' De- partment Head, Tennis, Sophomore Sports J. Martin Hanson. Mechanical Drawing, Sheet Metal James E. Higgins. Department Head, Machine Shop E. Guy Hillegas, English H. Lynn Hostetter, Architectural Drawing, Audio Visual, Mechanical Drawing Roy D. Johnson. Modern World History, American Government Laura E. Johnston. Meal Preparation, Senior Prob- lems John R. Jolley. Band, Orchestra, Dance Band, Boys' Glee, Music Appreciation Robert A. Karbe. English. Oral English. Public Speaking Lois P. Liotta, Library Clerk Eva H. Litchfield, Department Head, U.S. History, Modern World History Mrs. Moir advises Sally Marshall, John Haynes, and Myron Burtness as they perform the ever-to-be-remembered hydrogen-sulfide experiment. th Dave Pratt and Mrs. McGrath are shown demonstrating t of the Pythagorian theorem to the geometry class. hr proof 13

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Wm. B. Murphy, B Football, Baseball, Health and Safety Education Gertrude C. Murvin, Spanish Romaync L. Palmer, Librarian Marion A. Pierce, Department Head, French Alice L. Pollock. Counseling. Office Practice,Typing Cleonice H. Richards. Department Head. Clothing Wm. A. Roemer, Auto Shop, Welding Edith Sadler, School Nurse Chester B. Sanderson. Department Head, Photogra- phy, Physical Science Mildred Schrocdcr, Geometry, Counseling Wm. R. Schirmcr, Department Head. Bookkeeping. Business Law Frances F. Scnescu, English, English Literature, Senior Composition Helena J. Shade, Senior Composition, Senior Litera- ture. Counseling Edmund J. Siminski. “A” Football. B” Basketball, Physical Education, U.S. History Leslie L. Smith, Physics, Engineering Physics, Ge- ometry L. M. Smith, Department Head, English, English Literature. Senior Composition sympathy and understanding V V Miss Johnston demonstrates to the students of her senior problems class the correct manners for dining. Looking on are Neil Philbrick. Janice O’Hearn, Roger Gasteiger, Marlys Paulson, Douglas Roberts, and Nancy Thoner. Diane Pohlman, Sally Rusterholz, Marian Keech, and Lydia Benthin are perfecting a dance routine for the approval of Mrs. Goetsch, girls' rhythms class instructor. 15