Hollywood High School - Poinsettia Yearbook (Hollywood, CA)

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Mrs. Erna Anderberg English Mrs. Evelyn Anderson Science f ',', 1. ,V rrsr l. l R- f L A A ' fs '43 . , get ,. A E f,f:fL4f:fC 'V , 2' 'S +-wx, Mr. Philip Anderson Social Studies ff iff f ,QW Mrs. Doraine Baird Home Economics Miss Donna Bird Home Economics Mr. Louis Birnbaum Social Studies Z, ,,,,, Mr. Ralph Burleigh Science Mrs. Winifred Bishop Librarian Mrs. Selma Blum English Mr. Rex Carden Mr. Don Carlson Miff Audfey Clflfk Mathematics Physical Education Lfmgllflge 1, 1. ,X Vi., 2? Mr. Danny Desmond Mr. Rudy Diamond Miss Sandra Draper Mathematics English Special Education English IO Mrs. Katherine Dunn

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Mr. Frank Russell Head Counselor big staff, all con- to school's success Each year Miss Standfast, our Girls' Vice- Principal, demonstrates anew her dedication, not alone to the welfare of the girls of Holly- wood, but .to the entire school, to its great traditions, and to the maintainence of its high standards. Mr. Crawford combines good humor with efficiency in carrying out his many duties as Boys' Vice-Principal. Mr. Russell and his staff of counselors have the arduous job of advising each student- and there are nearly 2400 of us-as to the courses he should take to meet his individual needs and to fulfill graduation and college entrance requirements. Mr. Corian, our Registrar, is the man who counts us - not just once or twice a year, but virtually every day. He and his able staff check students in and out of school, keep track of absences and excuses, and prepare the statistical information which determines the size of the teaching staff and the amount of money the School District is entitled to receive from the State. f vw, ,f,,.,, if f. , ,,f,Wa,, , fW.,.,aWrfr J, Mee r f V3 'iaa' ' f ,. 'C rf , ff DY' 1 X ff f ' ' ff ' We W C Z if Q ,,,, . I ,,,.r,f,-ff ef f H ia.. . '- , 573 . Miss Lucy Pastore School Secretary Mrs. Vivien Brydon Telephone Ofice Mr. Richard Corian r , ,f. - wr .1 we 'f u- V .X :,:, Q Mr. Paul Parkinson, fifth from left, and Custodial Staff. Mrs. A. Lindeman, fifth from left, and Cafeteria Staff. Offire Staff: Miss Sarah Bean, Mrs. Lucille Clements, Miss Annie Ken- Regijtmr drink, Mrs. Margaret Taylor. 4' '54 :ll A 'an aa s , e f f, ,.,, wr A - Mi!! Helene H0771llfIJ Afiyj Clara Gafgn Atterzdanee Office School Nurse 9

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X xx, 5 2 4. Mr. Arnold Bauer Mr. Bennett Beller Mrs. Iudy Berenson Art Social Studies English ' F Mrs. Gloria Brown Physical Education S V0 :Au Q Q U ND es Cfgvs is RW 'Q I. Oo 95 Us 'U :S 2.53 N 55. Y ge Q 25 Qc SF B: 1 ,-gf: ex iolroir foir , , ,Q , ,5- 'Kill Mrs. Alyce Cornell English , Mr. Clarence Courtright Physical Education Mn' -lane Cushman English ,ge , Pi, ka 2 , , V ,W y I. - , if-ig, 7,1 V, ,j .4 gp ,.kVk. aa, -A .V V . f- , , , .. , ,,,, K ff, Mrs. Lillian Evans Miss lane Fohl M . D Ed Inldustigl Aix Special Education Physical Education Eight added to teaching staff 3 three familiar faces return to the fold September, 1965, saw eight new faces on the faculty. Mr. Philip Anderson, electronics and social studies teacher, comes to us from Le Conte junior High School. Miss Audrey Clark, who formerly taught in Connecticutt, has joined the Lan- guage Department. Mrs. Alyce Cornell, from Birming- ham High School, is teaching English, while Mr. Kent Glasgow, on his first assignment, is in the Art Department. Mrs. Odeal Hargreaves, from Ver- dugo Hills High School, teaches Latin and English in place of Mrs. Gwendo- lyn Raymond who is enjoying a sab- batical year in Italy. Miss Bertha Kalm, formerly at Fre- mont High School, joins our Business Department, as does Mrs. Helen Slykhous who, until recently, was a counselor at Hollywood Evening Adult School. Matrimony claimed Miss Virginia Farmasonis in mid-semester. She is now living in St. Louis and her place in the Social Studies Department has been taken by Mr. Harris Stoll from Eagle Rock High School. Back from a sabbatical leave spent partly in Japan is Mrs. Evelyn Ander- son, whom we knew for so long as Mrs. Vollmer. Mrs. Elinore Stanley returns to the English Department from a sabbatical year of advanced study at U.C.L.A., while Mrs. Ruth Kopf, having com- pleted her duties downtown as a Science Curriculum Consultant, again divides her time between the science classroom and the Counselor's Office.