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

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(Left) Jean W. Aitchison, Clothing, Senior Problems Ellen R. Applegate, Shorthand, Typing Charlene V. Bauer, Clothing, Home Management Chester S. Bryan, Registrar Viola J. Buscth, Pianist-Clerk Bess B. Cannon, Latin, English, Senior Problems Gerald M. Clement, Counseling, Cab- inet Advisor Donald V. Coleman, Physiology, Bi- ology Charles W. Collom, Printing Clinton S. Crow, Physical Education. Boys’ Department Head Marilyn J. Cxcl. Spanish ■ Proper table technique is a major part of everyone’s life, as demonstrated by the Senior Problems classes. ■ Mr. Coleman shows Martha Bryan and Carol Allen how to dissect an earth- worm. B “He went that-a-way” wails Gordon Footman, Scroll advisor, to the Scroll photographer. 16

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 At the close of another school year it is gratifying to note that Hoover students have again distinguished themselves in many fields. Many scholarships have been distributed among them. They have turned in impressive performances in dramatics. The Boys' Service Club has made a grand start in school service, and our athletic teams have given a superior account of themselves throughout the year. I salute the students of Hoover who have made this progress possible. Victor F. Cameron i who £iue uA their he At, Hoover celebrates her twenty-fifth Anniversary this year. Her accom- plishments have been great and the achievements of her alumni notable. My wish for the present and future students of this school is that they cherish the best of the fine traditions and standards established by the early classes, and that equally fine and better ones be added. May all contribute to develop a deep love and respect for our Alma Mater. Frances E. Jackson 15

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who prepare (Left) Charles A. DuPrcc, Head Cus- todian Gordon E. Footman, Scroll Ad- visor, English, Senior Composi- tion Bertha K. Foster, Department Head, Painting, Costume, Craft, Design Victor E. Francy, Physical Edu- cation, Track Jack M. Frederick, Health and Safety, Football Charles H. Gibson, U. S. History. Tennis Francis T. Goctsch, Drill Team. Rhythms, Physical Education, Health and Safety Lois M. Goodin, English Julie Gottlieb, Attendance Clerk Helen E. Gould, Student Body Accountant Marian E. Grey, Design, Com- mercial Art, Stagecraft and Pro- duction ■ Mr. Johnson, popular history teacher, answers a question from one of his students during a classtime discussion period. ■ Under the reverent direction of Mr. Kenneth Wilson, music students have always performed excellently and added glitter to many a production. ■ Nancy De Genner learns the proper operation of a sewing machine from Mrs. Charlene Bauer during her clothing class. 17