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

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an cl their time an cl effort ■ Learning the mechanics of a typewriter is an important phase of typing as demonstrated by several first year typing students. II Preparing a tasty meal are future homemakers Joe Rank, JoAnn Ingerman, and Bob Tolley. H With the guidance of Mr. Smith students learn more about nouns, verbs, and adjectives — and like it! Martha Lea Smith, Switchboard Operator Estelle Spry, Geometry, Algebra Betty Stahlbcrg. Cafeteria Manager Carroll W. Thompson, Chemistry, Engineering Chemistry Sgt. Turkish. R.O.T.C. John W. Usilton, Attendance Supervisor, Counsel- ing Mildred E. Venter, Clerk May Wells, Typing, Business English Wehrli, Physical Education | C. Williams, Senior Attendance Clerk Fred C. Wilson, Driver Training, Auto Shop Kenneth H. Wilson, Glee Club. Harmony, A Cap- pella. Music Appreciation Marshall E. Wilson, Mineralogy, Health and Safety, “B” Football Elsie Wi . Department Head. Algebra, Geometry Gladys H. Woolard, Senior Secretary

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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

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are appi •eciated. ■ Mrs. Williams. Mr. Schirmer and Miss Habermann at ■ No compramos is the disgusted tone of Kent Smith a recent faculty tea honoring Miss Habermann on her and Tim Kaplan, two of Mrs. Miller's Spanish students retirement from teaching. when confronted with a tricky sentence. A figure to be long remem- bered in Hoover's hearts is Miss Carolyn Maxwell, employed by the Glendale School System for more than 24 years. Miss Maxwell came to Hoover in 1945, after spending a number of years doing secretarial work for the Glendale High Evening School, as Prin- cipal McDonald's secretary. Unfailing loyalty, a sparkling wit, and a love of her work are the traits which made Miss Maxwell an indispensable member of our office staff for nine years. Retiring in December, 1954, Miss Maxwell plans to do some visiting and traveling and make her permanent home in Glendale. In full appreciation of all work, Miss Maxwell, we can truly say, Thank You.