Hollywood High School - Poinsettia Yearbook (Hollywood, CA)

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ERTHA M. STANDFAST Mr. Louis F. Foley If we were to receive a letter asking us for a recommendation for Mr. Louis F. Foley, we would refer to his accumulative folder and find that be- cause of his sincere interest in campus activities and friendly guidance he is one of the most re- spected principals in the city schools. And al- though Mr. Foley does confess that he has a certain nostalgic regard for the good old days, he has through the years certainly guided the destiny of Hollywood High School in a most efficient and modern manner. ln the early days of education a teacher was required to teach classes and to act as principal as well. Although this requirement is no longer in vogue, Mr. Foley is fully capable, having taught science and math in the early stages of his career. Because of the wealth of experience he has had and because of his understanding and patient insight, Mr. Foley iustly deserves the tribute which our recommendation for him would include. LOUIS F. FOLEY Principal Those 'Who Head. the Family and . . . GEORGE J. SMITH Boys' Vice-principal Girls' Vice-principal Miss Bertha M. Standfast Our Miss Standfast is a very capable girls' vice- principal, and this semester she and Miss Beryl Jeter, her office assistant, have been most successful in inspiring the girls who have had too many U's on their report cards to establish fine new records. By means of a special study hall during assembly period and frequent scholarship reports, Miss Standfast has been able to reduce the unfavorable records to a minimum. For her unceasing efforts to help the girls of Hollywood High, Miss Standfast deserves special commendation. Mr. George J. Smith No old fashioned administrator is Mr. Smith. His approach is modern and his methods are up-to-date. The very fact that he has three sons of his own who insist on the newer approach to the problems at hand and their solutions would guarantee that our boys' vice-principal is abreast of the current trends. How- ever, there might be one old fashioned quality about Mr. Smith that we could mention, and that is he still reflects and admires the qualities of a gentleman, qualities which he strives to instill in the boys of Hollywood High School.

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JOHN C. ABBOTT Driver Education ARTHUR ANDERSON Commercial OAKLEY ASH DON Printing MERRELL BAILEY Boys' Physical Education JEWEL BEERS English JACK BELL Speech and Drama GEORGE BLAKE Mechanical Drawing ROSEMARY BRADY Nurse LORENA BUCK Girls' Physical Education RALPH BURLEIGH Science MARION CASPARY English JANE CUSHMAN English DON EDGAR Industrial Arts PANSY EWART Household Arts ROBERTA FOHL Girls' Physical Education LESTER FRETTER Science JEAN GALEHOUSE Librarian JUNE GEHAN Girls' Physical Education STANLEY GOULD Boys' Physical Education MARY GRIFFITH Science RUTH HALLIDAY Social Studies MARY HEAP Girls' Physical Education MAURINE HENDRICKSON I4 Mathematics ELIZABETH HINCKLE Science 99' 'lift 4: -. X-J X ,aw- wi I' P' 'J'