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

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ELLEN R. APPLEGATE . . . Short- hand, Typing FLORA M. HORTON . . . Typing, General Business, Business Admin- istration WILLIAM R. SHIRMER . . . Chair- man, Bookkeeping EDNA M. WELLS . . . Typing, Busi- ness Correspondence SducaticM Mrs. Gibbs is showing Mrs. Turner’s typing class the new Sensimatic Ma- chine. The most up-to- date clerical machines are used by the business de- partment to train Hoover students in modern busi- ness methods. One of Mrs. Miriam Tur- ner’s typing classes runs through one of their many important drills. These drills play an im- portant part of acquiring typing skill and building up speed. 17

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@aua ietiay aad tyuictaace AN A BEL M. MILES . . . Head Counselor ALICE L. POLLOCK . . . Counselor, Office Practice, Bookkeeping HELENA J. SHADE . . . Counselor, English Literature LAURENCE M. SMITH . . . Counselor, English Literature t Miss Shade and Miss Pol- lock assist Sue Kemsley and Linda Lauten in se- lecting some leads for scholarships and choice of colleges. The Counsel- ing Office was always there to lend a hand to frustrated and confused Seniors. v I Two new counselors were Marshall I.. ilson and Laurence M. Smith, who proved verv helpful in the scheduling of classes anti the solving of the students' many problems. 16

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EUGENE B. BORING ... Physiology, Biology BUFORD F. RALSTON ... Chemistry, Life Science ANN C. ROBBINS... Physical Science, Biology CHESTER B. SANDERSON . . . Chairman, Engi- neering Physics, Physics, Photography FRANCIS F. TRACY . . . Chemistry, Engineering Chemistry Mr. Gene Boring is shoss ing Flower. the skunk and Alfreda,” the rac coon, to Sonnie Weirman one of his Physiology students. Mr. Tracy's chemistry stu- dents give rapt attention to a dangerous experi- ment. Chemistry is a course valuable to stu- dents preparing for col- lege and is of prime im- portance in our present age of scientific experi- mentation. 18