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

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our A auua r Margaret Grunawalt, Clerk James E. Higgins, Department Head, Machine Shop Shirley L. Homfeld, English, Senior Composition H. Lynn Hostettcr, Audio-Visual Coordinator, Mechanical and Architectural Drawing, Public Ad- dress System Cyril B. Janicki, English, Drama Production Roy D. Johnson, Modern World. American Govern- ment Laura E. Johnston, Department Head, Senior Prob- lems, Meal Preparation, Foods lish. Public Dorancc H. Kohlmcicr, Basketball, Physical Educa- tion, Health ana Safety Lois P. Liotta, Library Clerk Eva H. Litchfield, Department Head, Modern World Earl R. Livingood, U. S. History, Modem World om position Senior Problems Commercial Arithmetic, Geom- . Magnusafi, U. S. History, Modern World Donald F. Matthews. General Metal, Mechanical Drawing, Auto Shop Rupert L. Matthews, English, Purple Press Advisor ' Merle H. McGrath, Algebra, Geometry Lucille S. McLane, Tennis, Physical Education, Senior Sports Looking over reports are Library Aides Bill Walsh, Mary Jean Craven, Joyce Abbadcssa, Rosemary Kovach, Natalie Hiebcr, and Lynne Mathews, while Mrs. and Karol Kraft plan a poster advertising Latin Holiday,” Palmer, Librarian, looks on. the successful spring musical. 18

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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

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lest interests in min Gladys D. Merrick, Design, Ceramics, Interior Decoration Anabcl M. Miles, Algebra, Head Counselor M. Jeanette Miller. Spanish Helen S. Moir, Chemistry nom Harold L. Morchcad. Mechanical Drawing. Wood- shop George P. Morros, American Government, U. S. History Gertrude C. Murvin, Spanish Romayne L. Palmer, Library Cle k j Marion Alice L. Pollock, Counseling, Office Practice. Book- keeping. Typing William A. Rocmcr. Auto Shop, Welding Barbara J. Rotvig, Physical Education, Junior Sports Edith Sadler, School Nurse Chester B. Sanderson, Department, H ad, Physical Science. Photography ” fj T7-T «'C Richard J. Schicbcrl, Band, Orchestra, Boys' Glee Club William R. Schirmer, Bookkeeping, Business Law ■ Realizing that chemistry1 is becoming of more impor- tance during the atomic age. Bob Harmon, Dorrell Hunter, and Doris Filsinger work an experiment while Dr. Thomp- son looks on. Helena J. Shade, Counseling, Senior Composition, English Literature Edmund J. Siminski, U. S. History, Physical Educa- tion, Football Leslie L Smith, Physical Science, Physics L. M. Smith, Department Head, English, Senior Composition, English Literature ■ Mrs. Spry and several of her students explain a geometry theorem to the class. 19