Huntington Park High School - El Recuerdo Yearbook (Huntington Park, CA)

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Faculty ADMINISTRATION CLAUDE L. REEVES, Principal IIIIARY ALICE AUSTIN, Girls' Vice Principal RAYMOND MILLER WESTOVER, Boys' Vice Principal ESBON REA IYIARSH, Rcgistrarg Director, Cnrriculnin TEVA RITCHIE SIIIELDS, Counselor Zl3LoLo ISIATHRYN KERN, Counselor ,IRUSSELL SAMUEL JOHNSON, Coordinator, Health, and Assistant C ounsclor S C I E N C E Plotting the course by the sun, moon, and Stars, the Science De- partment keeps S . S . Sparta On a true nautical course. ACMILES LESLIE BREWSTER, Coordinator and Director of Science and Matlzenzatics Dcpartnfzmits 'IROBERTA F. ALBERT ELLA GEMMELL ARCINIEGA VVILLIAM HENRY .ARNOLD JULIENNE GEORGINA BAYLISS RUTI-I A. I-EDIG BENTON 'i'CEClI.E IE. ISIIILL FITZMORRIS CAROL L. JOHNSTON EDNA IQOSTER LOSEY IQATHERYN GLIENTHIER MCKINLEY QIROSE ROSENRERO RUJA JEROME G. VAN ZANDT SOCIAL STUDIES Recording the history Of the seven seas and charting ever- increasing new-named lands, the Social Studies group keeps a weather eye open for Sudden changes. 'SISSBON REA MARSH, Clzairnian 'FIRINE E. CHAPMAN ELAINE E. ZELLER ELLIOTT HEARL GRANVILLE EVVING 'JOHN R. HAWRINS PHOEBE HEARST HILL 'LOUISE CATHERINE HUSTON RIVERA BOYD MCCARTER EDWARD GRIFFIN THOMPSON, Coordinator School Conn-nnnity Relations XVINIFRED I. WILLIAMS L I B R A R Y S.S. Sparta's Library is the place to go for recreational read- ing and Study. In choosing sea chanties the crew receives effici- ent help from the librarian. MABEL VERDILLA MILLER, Librarian With a weather eye open for the fair winds, the Administra- tion sets a true course for S. S. Sparta, keeps the crew in hand and well entertained, and Sees that the decks are swabbed at all times. M U S I C Providing entertainment and keeping the crew happy, the Music Department Stops many a mutiny by providing a vocal Out- let for noisy Sailormen. WINIFRED S. HUGHES VVATERBURY, Chairman BYRON LAMAR BURDITT 'JOHN R. HAWKINS HARRIET EMMA PIDDUCK BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Sailors keep in condition with rigid exercises. Running aloft in all kinds of weather Spartans keep a good head of canvas. ERNEST YUVON JOHNSON, Chairinan TRUSSELL SAMUEL JOHNSON 'JAMES WILLIAM CUNLIFFE iFRANK FLANEGIN ELMER CORNELIUS NEANDER ROY ELLIS SQUIRE GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATIOII Sailorettes of the S. S. Sparta do not shirk their duties. There is activity at all times On deck. ALTI-IEA HENRICKSON ASAY, Chairman VELMA C. DUNN JEAN RIEKE ' NELLIE RUTH TOWLES H E A L T H As we pull into port, doctors and a nurse board the ship and check the crew. TO the Health Department goes credit for keep- ing Our crew in trim. RUTH MCFADDEN, School Nurse DONALD I. MCLEAN, Boys' Physical Inspector LAVERNE MOORE, Girls' Physical Inspector

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Spartan Faculty l94O '4I PHYSICAI, ED. AND INDVSTRIAI, ARTS Sealer, Ili-ft to riizhtrz Mr. Hzirvi- Ve-tor Cuvv. Mr. liiiirnr A. Adams, Miss Vvlnm C. Dunn. Mrs Assay, Miss Standing: iium Cuul Murr. M r. . A.lht-:x H1-nrirkson .ls-:ln Rim-lu-. Mr. .lrimm-s Wil- itfv. Mr. f'lul'vm'o W. R. M1-rrill, Mr. Curnulius Nenmlor, Mr. lla-uru'v I :iy I':irkn-r. UI-'Flflfl AND VOMMERFIAI, First row. 41-itit tu riyrhthz Mrs. Veg -x Frith' Hurst, Miss Nlizzxiwtii 'I'hul1m4im l ishm-r. Mrs. R114-an Mm- .loin-s, Mrs Aurnral . . . . Svcnnd rm.w, Miss MIll'LYZll'l'i linlow, Mrs, Inna: .luralun Imrsi, Miss Muryrzln-1 Gzittvr. Mrs. Nul- liv A, liiivkvr. Third row, Mr. H1-nry Rm'Ll4'1'. Mr. Mvrt..n llulvsun 'llittlt-. Mr. .luhn l l'u1h'rii'k M2lN'l'a l.ANlil'AGl-I AND SOCIAL STUDIES: Ifirsl row, th-ft tn ripzhtv: Mr. Hslmvi R. Mursh, Miss May Vortrvos, Miss Pllizniu-th Snydi-r, Mr. William .lan-ksun. S4-cnnd row, Mr. G4-limo W. l'ulh4-rtsnn. Mr. Edward Grif- fin 'l'humpsun. Mr. .Iuhn li. Dm-rnmnn. Mr. lhm Iimrmm, .-..... -.-A A . F w 'I' as Fx harm 'xt 921

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Faculty MATHEMATICS Veering right and left, keeping the ship on an even keel, and following charts perfectly, the Mathematics Department is a great asset to S. S. Sparta. 'l'MII.ES LESLIE BREWSTER ROBERTA F. .ALBERT WALLACE EVERETT BLANCHARD IXIILDRED H. IYIANSUR MABEL GERTRUDE MATTOON INA MABEL THOBORG INDUSTRIAL ARTS Keeping machinery turning and the ship engines churning, the Industrial Arts Department has things well oiled. EDGAR AARON ADAMS, Chairman HARVE PETER CAVE ESMONDE HARPER JOSEPH FRANCIS LEBUS VV. R. MERRILL CLARENCE LESLIE MURR GEORGE FAY PARKER HENRY EARL RANDALL COMMERCIAL S. O. S. - S. O. S. - and the Cormnercial Department saves our ship by keeping the ship's data up-to-date and watching Ship's business. JOHN FREDERICK MAYES, Chairman CARL CADY BARRY MARGARET RUTH ENLOW LOTTIE FRANCIS F EELEY ELIZABETH THOMPSEN FISHER VERA PRIDE HORST F. IONA JURDEN LORD 'DON JAMES ROGAN MERTON HOBSON TUTTLE LANGUAGE - For travel to foreign ports the Language Department keeps land lubbers informed and coach- es them in the foreign phrases necessary to get hardtack and bacon in strange harbors. MAY VERTREES, Chairman JOHN E. A. DOERMANN 'WILLIAM G. JACKSON ELIZABETH SNYDER 'MARGARET E. TALBERT HOME ECONOMICS Making Sure that the cooks keep in sailing trim, the Home Economics group supervises the galley. Carrying On, no matter what the weather, the department offers the best. CHARLOTTE KEAYS GREENWALT, Chairman MILDRED J. CAPPA ABBOTT IRENE DEBORAH GORDON, Coordinator Girls' Work Assistant RUTH ANN GRAY FLORENCE MAE LEWIS E N G L I S H Making Sure that the jargon of the sea is used at all times, and correctly, the English Depart- ment keeps the dog watch. ESBON REA IYIARSH, Chairman LUCILLE SILVER BICKLEY 'VIRENE E. CHAPMAN GEO. W. CULBERTSON 'JAMES VVILLIAM CUNLIFFE MILDRED REES CUTRIGHT GRACE E. N. HERRELL A. HOLM-KENNEDY 'LOUISE CATHERINE HUSTON 'WILLIAM G. JACKSON MARY BELLE LEES MARGARET NEVILLE MCCOY 'DON JAMES ROGAN MARIE MEISCH RYAN NUVART ESTHER SAFARJIAN DELLA MARIAN SLOAN 'MARGARET E. TALBERT GRACE A. WILLETT ART Traveling a.S passengers, the Art Department paints pictures of Ocean scenes and brings in Seascapes of rare beauty. MIRIAM THOMAS MCCRARY, Chairman EMELYN M. REEDER HERMAN HELEN IWOORE WEISS 'Listed in more than one department TfPart-time only 1'FirSt Semester only iSecOnd semester only